Green Design, Environment-Friendly Architecture

Home design world has now changed with the rapid trends of home design is also moving fast. Changes have also followed the trend with technology used. The latest generation of digital technology and the company that charged more efficient, coloring the interior design.

Entering 2006, the development of the world participated in the home design is influenced by global climate change. The occurrence of global warming or global warming requires the architect to design a friendly work environment, or better known as the design of green or “green design”.

The architect must be the agents of development in the design of environment-friendly architecture. Interior designer or architect should not only orient towards money, and did not want to know that environmentally friendly design.

Implementation of “green design” is very easy to be done, for example by using glass material in a building so that sunlight can enter into the room inside. Many of the incoming light will reduce the electricity consumption for lighting. The concept is in accordance with trends in interior design that is currently developing, which is luminous, transparent, easy to move, and colorful.

In addition, it is expected, the designers can maintain a local identity in the country. The designer may remain free in the expression, but must remain a local identity as the future.

The designers have to realize return on the importance of environment-friendly design. Green design is a must. How or not, the only time to get there.

More or less, trend of home design influenced by design trends of socio-economic factors in each country. Model of the clients do not selected irrespective of social background factors and the availability of funds. But the most important in this environment-friendly design that is the understanding between designers and customers as a service user. It is important to increase awareness of designers and clients about green design are important.

Fashion designers in the country may still adopt the model from the outside without loosing the essence of local products.

Source: Kompas.Com

Tags: green design

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