aThe green code envisages new
constructions to have 3 basic facets of availability of water recharging, air cooling through natural draft & maximum use of natural light.
a Also provide technical
expertise and know how for retro fitting of existing structures so that they
can be converted into green buildings.
The Diamond City has started
taking baby steps on the green path. It is moving towards becoming the first
city in India to have a green building council (GBC) that would ensure that the
new buildings coming up follow a green building code.
The future constructions
would have openings for sun light to filter in. They could even have ground
floor & basement totally dedicated to plants treating impurities, while the
terraces will be covered with vegetation ensuring better oxygen content.
GBC will work proactively
& provide plans based on the green code. It will also provide technical
expertise and know how for retro fitting of existing structures so that they
can be converted into green buildings.
The green code envisages new
constructions to have three (3) basic facets of availability of water
recharging, air cooling through natural draft & maximum use of natural
light.
Till now only Hyderabad has
an Indian green building council that will assist Surat to form its own GBC.
The council is being formed
in collaboration with Confederation of Indian Industries (CII) and will have
members from Surat Municipal Corporation (SMC), South Gujarat Chamber of
Commerce and Industry (SGCCI), Climate Change Trust, Surat Builders
Association, Confederation of Real Estate Developers Association of India and
architecture council.
The main job of GBC will be
to go to those constructing buildings & provide them with consultancy. The
formation of the council will be announced by the middle of July, 2013
The focus of this council
will be to bring about effective resource utilization by generating awareness
among the people.
Along with GBC, a cleaner
production centre is also coming up in the city textile units located in &
around the Surat city.
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