Sustainable Architecture

Sustainable architecture or environmental architecture is design and construction based on environmental considerations, and using native and local materials. The application of the concepts of sustainability and sustainable development in architecture has created a topic called sustainable architecture. The most important titles of which are "Eco-Tech Architecture", "Architecture and Energy" and "Green Architecture". Sustainable architecture, which is actually a subset of sustainable design, can perhaps be considered one of the important contemporary trends, which is considered a logical response to the problems and problems of the industrial age. For example, 50% of fuel reserves are consumed in buildings, which in turn leads to environmental crises. Therefore, the necessity of creating and developing the category of sustainability in architecture is clearly visible. The main goal of sustainable development is to meet the basic needs, to improve the standard of living for everyone, to preserve and manage ecosystems better, and to have a safer and more prosperous future.