Development of Green Building Ranking Based on Stakeholders Values Using the AHP

Abstract

Green buildings conserve precious natural resources and increase our standard of living. Green building, in principle, seeks to reduce the negative impact on our atmosphere and natural environment. This effort is marked by the existence of a green building rating. However, currently, not many construction stakeholders have used this rating system. Therefore, this paper attempts to illustrate the critical points of the green building concept based on stakeholder knowledge and, at the same time, offers new ranking criteria. This paper then chooses a general analytic approach, including literature on green buildings’ ranking and Indonesian religious values. AHP was selected as a method in this study to provide an overview of how much stakeholder confidence for spiritual values in green criteria. This study shows different weight values on the requirements for green buildings based on religious values and Greenship. Most of the stakeholders chose the Water criterion at 27.66% as a substantial point value for realizing a sustainable site, while in Greenship, almost all the criteria have the same weight. Confidently, the criteria and value weights used in realizing a sustainable site align with religious values because the implementation will be more straightforward.