Green Designer

Green Designer

Workplaces for Green Design

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Now a days Designing of workplaces with a "green" labels is an initiative that enables companies to significantly reduce operating costs. The continuing market volatility, together with the nature of the high costs associated with managing a work force most companies to be prudent with their financial control.

As Anirban Banerjee from iDream points out A ‘Green' workplace is one which encompasses concern for energy efficiency, the environment, water conservation, use of recycled products and renewable energy". Some of the salient features are;

• Minimal disturbance to landscapes and site condition

• Use of recycled and environmentally friendly building materials

• Use of non-toxic and recycled/recyclable materials

• Efficient use of water and water recycling

• Use of energy efficient and eco-friendly equipment

• Use of renewable energy

• Quality of indoor air for human safety and comfort

• Effective controls and building management systems

WORKING WITH SUCH helps companies

Workplaces need huge amounts of electricity, paper, water, plastic and other resources and organizations spend a lot of money on them. Fortunately, smarter products and technologies are available and can be used to build, give, and work for better jobs. healthy and effective way to save money to an organization's environment by reducing pollution and resource demands. These jobs also employees feel healthier, which in turn have a positive impact on productivity.

iDream Advisory Services Pvt Ltd is an architectural and interior designing firm with a strong commitment to building sustainable built environments. The firm has delivered green solutions to organisations across all corners of India.

About the Author

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Loknath Swain is a Mumbai based writer. He writes on subjects related to green interior and designs and he is associated with http://www.idream.in and http://www.lightgreen.in

 

 

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