I. WAYS TO PROMOTE SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE.

II. THE IMPORTANCE OF KNOWING AND HAVING KNOWLEDGE ABOUT SUSTAINABLE

ARCHITECTURE.
III. THE ENVIRONMENTAL, SOCIAL, AND ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE IN
BUILDING AND TECHNOLOGY.
IV. THE ENVIRONMENTAL, SOCIAL, AND ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE IN
BUILDING AND TECHNOLOGY.
V. Does sustainability in a building significantly seen from architecture in this period of time?
 THE ENVIRONMENTAL, SOCIAL, AND ECONOMIC BENE-
FITS OF SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE IN BUILDING AND
TECHNOLOGY.

promotes energy efficiency

enhances indoor air quality

improves the resilience and durability of buildings

encourages the use of renewable energy sources

supports local economies by using locally sourced

reduces operational costs for building owners through energy and
water efficiency.
ntegrates passive design strategies

It promotes adaptive reuse

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80%

LEAST EFFECTIVE EFFECTIVE MOST EFFECTIVE

THE ENVIRONMENTAL, SOCIAL, AND ECONOMIC BENE-

FITS OF SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE IN BUILDING AND
TECHNOLOGY.

Incorporating passive design strategies, such as orientation, natural ventilation, etc. in designing a building

Incorporating Green Insulation in Building.

Incorporating renewable energy systems and water-saving technologies.

Incorporating natural and recycled materials in construction to achieve Eco-friendly Design buildings.

Incorporating Low-Maintenance Materials in every design.

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

never SOMETIMES ALWAYS

I. WAYS TO PROMOTE SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE.

figure no. 4 shows out of 20 respondents of architecture students at Saint

Mary’s University Question 1 got a 65% effective and 35% most effective, Q2 got
65% effective and 35% most effective, Q3 got 30% effective and 70% most
effective, Q4 got 40% effective, 55% most effective and only 5% least effective and
lastly Q5 got 45% both most effective and effective and 10% least effective on
practicing this ways to promote sustainable architecture.

II. THE IMPORTANCE OF KNOWING AND HAVING KNOWLEDGE ABOUT

SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE.

Graph figure no.5 shows out of 20 respondents of architecture students at

Saint Mary’s University Question 1 got a 50% agrees and 50% strongly agreed, Q2
got 45% agreed and 55% strongly agreed, Q3 got 45% agrees and 55% strongly
agreed, Q4 got 60% strongly agreed, 35% agreed and 5% disagreed on practicing
these ways to promote sustainable architecture.

III. THE ENVIRONMENTAL, SOCIAL, AND ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF

SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE IN BUILDING AND TECHNOLOGY.

Graph figure no. 6 shows out of 20 respondents of architecture students at

Saint Mary’s university Question 1 30% agreed and 70% strongly agreed, Q2 25%
agreed and 75% strongly agreed, Q3 35% agreesd and 60% strongly agreed and
5% disagreed, Q4 40% agreed, 55% strongly agreed and 5% disagreed, Q5 55%
agreed, 40% strongly agreed and 5% disagreed, on Q6 35% agreed, 55% strongly
agreed and 10% of them disagreed, on Q7 40% agreed and 60% strongly agreed
and lastly Q8 50% agreed, 45% strongly agreed and 5% of them disagreed.
IV. THE ENVIRONMENTAL, SOCIAL, AND ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE IN
BUILDING AND TECHNOLOGY.

Graph figure no.7 shows out of 20 respondents of architecture students at

Saint Mary’s University Question 1 got a 90% in always practicing and
incorporating sustainable strategies and 10% for sometimes, Q2 got 75% always
and 25% for sometimes, Q3 got 85% always and 15% for sometimes, Q4 got 70%
always, 30% sometimes and Q5 70% always, 35% for sometimes and only 5%
never practicing these sustainable architecture strategies

V. Does sustainability in a building significantly seen from architecture in this

period of time?

Graph figure no.8 shows out of 20 respondents of architecture students at

Saint Mary’s University Question 1 got a 35% agrees and 60% strongly agreed and
5% disagreed, Q2 got 25% agreed and 70% strongly agreed and 5% disagreed, Q3
got 25% agreed, 70% strongly agreed and 5% disagreed, Q4 got 70% strongly
agreed, and 30% agreed.