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Sustainable architecture plays a leading role in the transition to a green economy and green cities. In fact, almost 80% of the European population already lives in urban environments. In order to transform this reality and fulfil the commitments of the Paris Agreement, it is essential to develop new models of sustainable architecture.
Sustainable architecture values the environmental impact of all the processes of a building site. From obtaining raw materials, through construction techniques, the location of the building in the urban and natural environment, its energy efficiency and ending with recycling and demolition.
What are the guidelines for sustainable architecture?
It is based on five main points, from which a series of indicators are derived in order to know whether a building is sustainable or not:
Well-being for users with good air quality and thermal and acoustic comfort.
What are the models of sustainable architecture for 2020?
According to the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD), all homes built in the EU from 2020 onwards should be near-zero energy consumption. In addition, the energy they use must come from renewable sources located in the building itself or in its surroundings.
Not surprisingly, buildings are responsible for almost half of the energy consumed in the world, as well as 40% of greenhouse gas emissions. By means of sustainable architecture it is possible to reduce energy consumption, as well as the environmental impact of buildings.
Thus, measures will continue to be implemented to increasingly integrate sustainability into architecture, following the guidelines of certifications such as Breeam, LEED, and similar.