Green Architecture: Green Building Concepts to Ensure a Green Future

Abstract

The present study involves an examination of the concept of green architecture, which is related to the search for and determination of the most appropriate methodology for constructing green buildings and, correspondingly, green spaces. This connection is rooted in the fact that any form of green building is inherently linked to the initial step - the development or planning of a specific area, which, in turn, enables the design and construction of green buildings, followed by the development of green spaces. Together, green building and the surrounding green spaces for constructed buildings and structures ensure the safety and protection of the ecological system. Furthermore, this study unveils the social aspect of green building in relation to the urbanization of areas, internal migration, and the resolution of environmental issues. In this context, through an analysis of various case studies and real-life examples, the study explores the economic, social, and environmental impacts of green buildings and discusses key strategies for their design and construction.