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Greenhouse gasses produced by human activity.​

• Calefaction

• chlorofluorocarbon

• hydrofluorocarbons

• Carbon Footprint

any naturally inexhaustible energy source.​

• Green Energy

• Solar Energy

• Renewable Energy

• Sustainable Energy

A philosophy that emphasizes the importance of using design innovations in a way that minimizes the negative impact the building may have on the natural environment and living communities.​

• Ecological Architecture

• Sustainable Architecture

• Green Architecture

• Smart Architecture

A short-term approach to environmental conservation to reduce the adverse effects of non-renewable energies while preserving the natural environment’s resources.

• Smart Architecture

• Green Architecture

• Sustainable Architecture

• Passive Design

An approach primarily concerned with reducing the negative effects on the environment and enhancing the building’s functionality.​

• Sustainable Architecture

• Green Architecture

• Bioclimatic Design

• Ecological Architecture

• There is a lack of knowledge about the long-term performance of existing structures.

• for Green Architecture.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Green Architecture can be more costly and time-consuming to construct.​

• TRUE

• FALSE

Green architecture minimizes environmental impact and maximizes

resource efficiency using non-renewable energy.​

• TRUE

• FALSE

water that had been used in washing.​

• Black Water

• Drainage Water

• Sanitary Water

• Waste Water

• Green Architecture maximizes the use of water and energy sources​.

• TRUE

• FALSE