Abstract
This article discusses the principles and recommendations for green and energy-efficient architectural design. Firstly, it is suggested to optimize architectural design and orientation to fully utilize natural resources and lighting. Secondly, using environmentally friendly and energy-efficient materials can effectively reduce energy consumption. Thirdly, by incorporating smart controls and renewable energy applications, the energy efficiency of buildings can be further improved. Additionally, strengthening organizational leadership and establishing sound mechanisms for energy-saving in construction projects, as well as enhancing energy-saving supervision throughout the entire construction process, are also necessary. Lastly, the application of low-carbon energy-saving technologies in the architectural design phase is explored. By implementing the above principles and recommendations, the development of green and energy-efficient buildings can be promoted, contributing to sustainable development.
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