Exploration of Strategies for Energy-Efficient Design in Architectural Planning Under the Concept of Green Buildings
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.71222/d1myk083Keywords:
green building, building planning, energy efficient design, application strategiesAbstract
The application of green energy-saving technology in building construction is becoming more and more widespread, and this trend not only responds to the tide of global sustainable development, but also meets the urgent needs of modern society for the environment and energy. With the rapid development of the construction industry, the problems of energy consumption and environmental pollution have become more and more prominent, and the introduction of green energy-saving technologies has become an inevitable choice. The application of technologies such as efficient energy-saving materials, renewable energy systems, intelligent construction management and resource recycling has greatly enhanced the environmental friendliness and economy of building construction. However, the promotion of these technologies still faces many challenges and requires joint efforts from both inside and outside the industry to realize a truly green transformation.
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