GreenStructure consults on the use and recycling of
natural resources for sustainable, cost-effective developments.
  1. Sub floor pipes circulate hot water heated by thermal recovery techniques from refrigeration systems
  2. Trees for shade to reduce building temperature
  3. Solar cells installed on the rooftop convert sunlight into power
  4. Use of sunlight for internal heating
  5. Condensate is collected from A/C lines and used for irrigation
  6. Green roof to reduce heat through evapotranspirative process
  7. Natural green screens on building walls create oxygen, reduce heat and create natural habitats
  8. Bird Boxes
  9. Use of white reflective roofs to reduce energy consumption
  10. Optimized air flow patterns from air conditioning ducts
  11. Rainwater from the rooftop is collected and stored for use in landscape irrigation
  12. Green parking lots that allow rainwater to be absorbed using a porous paving system
  13. Installation of a park and walking trails
  14. Undeveloped land set aside for green space
  15. Graded landscape for stormwater management
  16. Bioswales or landscaped ditches/ponds to collect and treat rainwater and provide natural habitats
  17. Water conserving landscaping
  18. Bioretention areas
  19. Use of wetlands, if available
  20. Hot water is generated from refrigeration units and used for space heating or wash rooms
  21. Recycling of building wastes such as scrap paper or oil
  
Green Development Features