1. Sustainable Materials: Use eco-friendly materials that are recyclable and reduce waste. Look for materials that have a lower environmental impact. Choose durable materials that last for a longer period.
2. Energy-Efficient Design: Optimize the design that maximizes energy efficiency. Proper insulation, roofing design and building envelope design can minimize the usage of energy causing less impact on the environment.
3. Water Conservation: Don't waste water during the building process. Reuse or recycle of water and utilize a building design that conserves water.
4. Chemical-Free Construction: Avoid using harmful chemicals or materials that are dangerous for the environment. Make sure all construction materials are environmentally friendly and safe.
5. Reduce Waste and Recycle: During the building process, recycle and reuse as much of the material as possible. Reduce waste and divert it from landfills.
6. Use of Low-Emission Vehicles: Use vehicles with low emissions when transporting building materials and supplies, to reduce pollution.
7. Educate on Green Building Practices: Educate all the staff and workers about green building practices. Satisfy the green building standards and certify your building as green.
8. Plant Trees and Vegetation: As far as possible, preserve the existing vegetation of the construction site, or plant new shrubs and trees. These plants help purify the air and filter water, improving the quality of the surrounding environment.
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