Breaking through the Barriers to Green Building Movement in Indonesia: Insights from Building Occupants

Wimala, Mia; Akmalah, Emma; Sururi, Mohamad Rangga

doi:10.1016/j.egypro.2016.10.204

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“…Akadiri an Olomolaiye [17] considered that the construction of buildings is a key negative factor of human impact on the environment. Landman [18][19][20] recognized a number of environmental, social, and economic benefits to be obtained from building more sustainably: (air and water quality protection; soil protection and flood prevention; solid waste reduction; energy and water conservation; climate stabilization; Ozone layer protection; natural resource conservation; and open space, habitat, and species/biodiversity protection). For researching of possible application that is required for Integrating Sustainability into Construction Engineering Projects that is important to take in consideration all aspects of sustainable in project planning [21].…”

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Development of Possible Solution to Overcome Factors Influence on Sustainable Construction Process

Hazem

Breesam

2019

Civ Eng J

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The both of time challenges and technology developments are having influence on changes in the required level of any types of industries and in any country in the world. The importance of construction industry is making this sector need to develop without forgetting the negative impacts of the construction process on environment aspects. The objective of this paper is to identify the factors within negative impacts on sustainable process in construction industries by taking the vision of specialists via questionnaire techniques. The Identified factors has been divided into three groups each group associated with the concepts of integrated sustainable. The study is focused on “required actions” that have been drawn through experts to show the roadmap that will help the contractual parties to start in converting the traditional process on construction to be sustainable process. Through the conclusions can be reached facts that contribute to the adoption of sustainable standards in the construction industry in Iraq as a developing country.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Development of Possible Solution to Overcome Factors Influence on Sustainable Construction Process

Hazem

Breesam

2019

Civ Eng J

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“…Wang et al [26] revealed that although green buildings are able to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions more than their traditional counterparts, green buildings do not necessarily enable low GHG emissions from a life-cycle perspective. Wimala et al [27] examined the perspective of building occupants to find out the factors which hinder the development of green buildings in Indonesia, showing that a limited understanding of the conception of building occupants and other stakeholders is the most important barrier. Hwang et al [28] conducted a survey to find out the key risk factors in green building projects in Singapore and compare these factors with those in conventional counterparts.…”

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How Green Building Product Decisions from Customers Can Be Transitioned to Manufacturers: An Agent-Based Model

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The development of green building products is of great significance to the sustainability of construction projects. Both the financial ability and adoption behavior of customers have a great influence on the decisions made by manufacturers regarding the development of green building products. To clarify how customer behavior related to green building products can be transitioned to manufacturers, this paper presents a multiagent model that considers the interactions between customers and manufacturers, describing the decision process of manufacturers through the swarm intelligence algorithm and taking complex characteristics of agents into account. Results show that the customer’s financial ability has a positive impact on the green decisions of manufactures. In addition, the average greenness of products produced by manufacturers is found to be lower than that required by customers. Furthermore, building products within a certain range of greenness has strategic advantages in market competition, leading to higher sales and a monopoly position.

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“…Besides the government supports the implementation of green buildings, the attitudes of other stakeholders also influence the development of green buildings [2] . Albert P. C. Chan [3] thought that Resistance of stakeholders to change and higher cost are identified as the most critical barriers to implementing GB technologies.…”

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Game analysis of stakeholders’ actions affecting the development of green buildings

Zhao

Huang

2018

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As the government pays more attention to the ecological environment, the momentum of green buildings in China has developed rapidly in recent years. However, the continuous and good development of green buildings is also related to the attitude of developers and consumers. This paper analyzes the game from the perspectives of the government, developers and consumers, and provides feasible suggestions for the development of green buildings in China.

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Breaking through the Barriers to Green Building Movement in Indonesia: Insights from Building Occupants

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Development of Possible Solution to Overcome Factors Influence on Sustainable Construction Process

Development of Possible Solution to Overcome Factors Influence on Sustainable Construction Process

How Green Building Product Decisions from Customers Can Be Transitioned to Manufacturers: An Agent-Based Model

Game analysis of stakeholders’ actions affecting the development of green buildings

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