Some principles and solutions for the green architecture development in Vietnam

Abstract

Currently, like many other countries, Vietnam is facing a serious imbalance between supply and demand for energy, in the face of rapid socio-economic development and urbanization, there is a wasteful and inefficient way of using energy in all aspects of social life. Green architecture not only brings economic, environmental and health benefits to the people, but also contributes positively to reducing climate change. It can be asserted that green architecture is a right direction and very suitable for countries in tropical regions with developing economies like our country. Green architecture ensures the most comfortable conditions for people to live and work in which it consumes the least energy and resources, generates the least amount of waste, meets the requirements of environmental protection and ensures a harmonious relationship between man and nature. For the green architecture model to be widely applied in order to use energy economically and efficiently, we need to conduct surveys, research and learn from experiences to come up with reasonable and practical mechanisms and policies, and it is very important to have consensus between the architectureer, the builder, the manager and the community.