The Green Architecture: Cost-Effective Solutions

Maryam Zamani Motlagh: Department of Architectural Engineering, Shahid Ashrafi Esfahani University, Isfahan, Iran.Ghazal Yeganeh: Department of Architecture, Faculty of Interior Design, Sepahan Institute of Higher Education, Isfahan, Iran.Ali Mirshafieyan: Department of Civil Engineering, Shahid Ashrafi Esfahani University, Isfahan, Iran.

Protecting green energy as well as non-renewable energy, as well as their sustainable use, many advances in the technology of extracting oil products and other reserves under the ground have caused many improvements. In this regard, proposing the design of buildings in which the consumption of fossil fuels reaches its lowest level is considered one of the important solutions in preserving resources. Of course, the important point is that where and how should the exploited resources be consumed? How to maintain them and with what methods and solutions we can provide them with faster alternative resources. A building should be designed with a proper understanding of the environment. In this way, they can use the local energy sources as well as the abilities in their surroundings. In other words, if the human being surrounds himself with the available environmental facilities, he will prevent them from being hurt and harmed. At the same time, having a strong environmental understanding allows to create designs that are placed at the right angle and in the right direction.