Identification of Green Construction Implementation in Construction Projects

Abstract

Green construction is a management of construction activities or a sustainable movement with the goal of creating a construction process based on the planning, implementation, and use of environmentally friendly, energy and resource efficient, and low-cost construction products. Green construction is intended to reduce environmental impact while also providing comfort to building users. In this regard, research was conducted on the Gianyar Market project, which is one of the Gianyar Regency accomplishments in transforming the appearance and impression of a conventional market as well as efforts to implement green building. This research used field observation methods and questionnaires with 28 respondents. Based on an examination of the activity documentation of 142 indicators, 65 have documentation while the remaining 77 do not. According to the findings of the green construction aspects questionnaire analysis, the greatest application results were in Factor 12 Land Management, with the lowest application in Factor 3 Air Quality in the Construction Phase and Factor 8 Training for Subcontractors. Meanwhile, when it comes to aspects implementation, A1 Occupational Safety and Health has the highest application (71%), A2 Air Quality and Comfort has the lowest application (34%), and the average application of aspects is 52.8%. The findings of this study may be used to assess the preparedness of methodologies and the completeness of equipment for construction actors in implementing green construction, as well as recommendations for improving derivative legislation related to green construction implementation.