The core of green building lies in achieving harmonious coexistence between architecture and the environment. It requires us to save resources, protect the environment, reduce pollution, and create a healthy and comfortable living and working environment as much as possible in every aspect of building design, construction, use, and even demolition. In practice, the concept of green building is reflected in several key aspects: energy conservation, water conservation, material selection and utilization, indoor environmental quality, and lifecycle management of buildings. By using efficient insulation materials, intelligent energy management systems, rainwater collection and recycling systems, and prioritizing renewable materials, green buildings can significantly reduce energy consumption and waste generation. 

     At the same time, it also focuses on improving indoor air quality to ensure that residents' health is not affected by harmful substances