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  • Fig. 1. Hierarchical Structure of The Green Building Rating System (Reproduced From Vyas and

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    The document presents a hierarchical structure of green building rating factors organized into four levels. The highest level is the overall goal of greenness factors. Below this are components related to site selection, building resources and reuse, building services and management, innovative construction, and mechanical systems. The lowest level provides specific green rating criteria within each component, including issues like sustainable site selection, material reuse, renewable energy, indoor air quality, and life cycle cost considerations.

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    The document presents a hierarchical structure of green building rating factors organized into four levels. The highest level is the overall goal of greenness factors. Below this are components related to site selection, building resources and reuse, building services and management, innovative construction, and mechanical systems. The lowest level provides specific green rating criteria within each component, including issues like sustainable site selection, material reuse, renewable energy, indoor air quality, and life cycle cost considerations.

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    Fig. 1. Hierarchical Structure of The Green Building Rating System (Reproduced From Vyas and

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    Attribute (Level III)

    Development on brownfield, gray field, black field


    Component (Level II)
    Heat island effect
    Loss of habitat
    Site selection Daylight
    Sustainable site selection
    Green house gases emission
    Relation between the building and its surroundings
    Air pollution
    Water pollution
    Noise pollution
    Soil pollution
    Environment
    Light pollution
    Embodied water for construction
    Increase ventilation efficiencies
    Environmental impact of materials
    Material recycle
    Goal (Level I) Building Water recycle
    Greenness resources and Locally available materials
    factors reuse Innovative water reduction technologies
    Water efficient landscape / external water use
    Occupant's productivity
    Building Integrated project management- BIM
    services and
    management Renewable energy
    Energy-efficient heating/cooling system
    On site process
    Innovative
    Distance of labour
    construction
    Environment Low-impact construction site techniques
    al health and Climatic conditions
    safety Occupants health, safety and comfort
    Mechanical
    Mechanical systems
    system
    Indoor air quality
    Indoor air
    quality Plantation of adoptive plants
    Cost of investment
    Economy
    Operation and Maintenance cost

    Fig. 1. Hierarchical structure of the green building rating system (Reproduced from Vyas and
    Jha 2016)

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