Intelligent Buildings that are Both Energy Efficient and Kind to the Environment

Abstract

Architecture and environmentally responsible development go hand in hand. The production of architecture is an essential component of this sustainable architectural proposal. Because people spend between 70 and 90 percent of their time inside buildings and architecture accounts for 50 percent of the world's total energy consumption, this industry has taken on a significant challenge as a large system. In light of this problem, the current investigation, which is of a developmental-applied character and makes use of a descriptive-analytical research approach, was initiated by two questions: a) whether or not there has ever been sustainable architecture in the past, or whether or not there hasn't. b) What role do buildings play in ensuring the welfare of people and maintaining a healthy ecological interaction with the surrounding environment? According to the findings, environmentally responsible architecture used to be in sync with its surroundings in the past. On the other hand, what has been realised in the environment these days is a form of discrete encounter, and it is distinct from the natural world. In the contemporary modern civilization, we are in a position to provide people with such a sustainable design that it not only satisfies all of their requirements but also advances the field of sustainable development and architecture.