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Department of

Civil
Engineering
Since 1984

GREEN BUILDING CERTIFICATION-


LEED(LEADERSHIP IN ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT
DESIGN)

PROJECT BY, PROJECT GUIDE,


MOHAMMED AZARUDEEN AR Dr. GANDHIMATHI
22MEE010 Associate Professor
Department of Civil Engineering
Kumaraguru College of Technology
 Introduction

 About the company

 Objective

TABLE OF CONTENTS  LEED Certification levels

 Goals

 Certification Process

 Minimum program requirement

 Scope & Need of Work

 Conclusion

 Project work relevant to UN-SDG goals2


INTRODUCTION
Green building refers to the practice of designing, constructing, and
operating buildings in an environmentally responsible and resource-efficient
manner.

The Primary objectives of green building include:


o Reducing environmental impact
o Conserving natural resources
o Improving occupant health and well-being
o Enhancing overall sustainability.

Green building certifications, LEED (Leadership in Energy and


Environmental Design), assess and recognize buildings that meet specific
sustainability criteria.

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ABOUT THE COMPANY

GE3S (Global Energy and Environmental Engineering Services) is a renowned


consultancy company specializing in sustainable solutions for energy,
environment, and engineering sectors.

Based in the United Arab Emirates, GE3S offers expert services in


sustainability consulting, energy management, environmental impact
assessment, and green building certification, fostering a greener future.
OBJECTIVE
 Environment conservation

 Water conservation

 Social responsibility

 Occupant health and well-being

 Continuous improvement

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LEED Certification Levels
LEED BD+C and LEED O+M Rating Systems:
The LEED project must include a minimum of 1,000 square feet (93 square meters) of
gross floor area.
LEED ID+C Rating Systems:
The LEED project must include a minimum of 250 square feet (22 square meters) of
gross floor area.
LEED for Neighborhood Development Rating Systems:
The LEED project should contain at least two habitable buildings and be no larger than
1500 acres.
LEED for Homes Rating Systems:
The LEED project must be defined as a “dwelling unit” by all applicable codes. This
requirement includes, but is not limited to, the International Residential Code stipulation
that a dwelling unit must include “permanent provisions for living, sleeping, eating,
cooking, and sanitation.”
LEED's Goals:
The LEED rating systems aim to promote a transformation of
the construction industry through strategies designed to
achieve goals:
 To reverse contribution to global climate change
 To enhance individual human health and well-being
 To protect and restore water resources
 To protect, enhance, and restore biodiversity and
ecosystem services
 To promote sustainable and regenerative material
resources cycles
 To build a greener economy
LEED Certification process:
LEED has four levels of certification, depending on the point thresholds achieved:
Minimum Program Requirement

 Must Be In A Permanent LOCATION On Existing Land


 Must Use Reasonable Leed Boundaries
 Must Comply With Project Size Requirements
SCOPE OF THE STUDY
• Sustainable Site Development
• Water efficiency
• Energy efficiency
• Material selection
• Innovation in design

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CONCLUSION

 In conclusion, learning about green building certifications like IGBC and


LEED helps us build sustainably.

 These certifications help protect the environment, save resources, and make
communities stronger.

 By working together and using new ideas, we can make buildings better for
everyone and the planet.
RELEVANT SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
GOALS (SDGs)
Phytoremediation and bio
Contaminated water can coagulants in Noyyal River benefit
lead to the spread of agriculture and aquatic life by
diseases and adverse health reducing pollution and enhancing
effects. ecosystem health.

The use of phytoremediation Improved and water quality


to remove or contaminants through biocoagulants based
from water and water solutions can help in protecting
contributes to the purification local flora and fauna.
of water.

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THANK
YOU

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