Rise of Green Building
GREEN is the new black, but unlike fashion trends that come and go, this trend among the construction fraternity seems to be here to stay. Read more
GREEN is the new black, but unlike fashion trends that come and go, this trend among the construction fraternity seems to be here to stay. Read more
A NEW guideline to help hotels and resorts become more energy efficient and achieve Green Building Index(GBI) accreditation has been launched. Read more
LANGKAWI: Property developer Rahsia Estates Sdn Bhd is currently developing Langkawi's first Green Building Index (GBI)-certified holiday resort, the Rahsia Estates Resort Residences, Eco-Hotel and Spa. Read more
GLOBAL warming is increasing; Earth's surface temperature has risen 0.04C a decade, we have unusual cold in the US, heavy rain in north Britain and have endured a dry spell in Asia for the past three months. Read more
THE CONCEPT of sustainability in the hospitality industry is fast gaining traction with increasing consumer demand and pressure for greater social and environmental responsibility. Read more
NEW developments, be it commercial or residential, must fulfil a list of green criteria set by the Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ) before the green light is given. Read more
KUALA LUMPUR: The Green Building Index (GBI) and Malaysian Association of Hotels (MAH) have launched tools for hotels and resorts in Malaysia for a greener infrastructure in conjunction with Visit Malaysia 2014. Read more
THE green technology used for the second Penang bridge toll plaza complex in Batu Kawan has earned the building a Platinum Green Building Index Certification award. Read more
KUCHING: The Kuching City North Commission (DBKU) plans to turn its ageing depot into a Green Building Index (GBI) facility under a proposed RM8mil renovation. Read more
The need and urgency of sustainable development for the built industry is beyond the deliberation stage including in Malaysia. Read more