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Investigates green building designs for reducing global warming through innovative solutions.
This study was conducted to investigate the development of green buildings as a means of mitigating global warming, and was accompanied by innovations in green building designs, specifically for ready-to-live-in houses, aimed at reducing global warming. This study was conducted by identifying global warming problems, analyzing Scopus metadata, and utilizing data analysis tools such as VOS Viewer and Biblioshiny, as well as designing innovative solutions with green building plans specifically for residential buildings. The house design was created with an analogy of a 10m x 15m land area for a 2-story building. The study’s results stated that the designed house was suitable as a reference for green buildings that could help reduce global warming. The concept of “green building” is closely related to global warming mitigation, as it involves “energy utilization” and “energy efficiency”.
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