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그린 빌딩 (Green Building)
지속 가능한 건축 환경
가정, 사무실, 학교, 병원, 레저시설, 공공건물 그리고 이러한 건축환경을 연결하는 인프라는 우리가 삶을 영위하는 터전입니다. 이러한 건축환경은 전세계 이산화탄소 배출량의 40~50%를 차지하고 있으며, 기후변화 및 자연자원의 고갈로 건축환경 변화의 압력은 점점 강해지고 있습니다.
건축 환경의 지속가능 이슈
- Value arbitrage
There is increasing pressure on property owners to raise the sustainability performance and credentials of their asset base. There are many solutions to achieve this, some of which have cost implications. Identifying those which can deliver a positive value impact is a key concern for investors and holding companies.
- Escalating costs
Improving operational efficiency to reduce exposure to growing and increasingly volatile commodity prices, as well strengthening fiscal measures introduced by government to price-in environmental impacts(such ad landfill tax escalator, CRC energy efficiency scheme.
- Regulatory exposure
Increasing regulation, together with planning rules and tightening building regulations.
- Climate change adaptation
The climate is changing and will lead to higher temperatures, change in precipitation and increased storms. Developers and building users need to understand the likely impact of these changes-against the backdrop of the prevailing real estate market to ensure decisions taken now will adversely impact value or compromise performance,
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