Analisis Penerapan Green Building Pada Proyek Bangunan Di Area Relokasi Bencana Gunung Ruang

Abstract

Green building is a building concept that considers the positive impacts of several aspects applied to a building, starting from the design stage through to building operation. This research examines seven public facilities an early childhood/kindergarten, an elementary school, a junior high school, a community hall, and three church units located in Zone 1 of an infrastructure development project supporting disaster relocation housing for the Mount Ruang eruption. The study aims to analyze and evaluate the existing conditions related to the green building concept, the extent to which and which green building aspects have been implemented in these buildings, and to map the points achieved against the green building concept across the following aspects: appropriate site development, energy efficiency and conservation, water conservation, material resources and cycles, indoor health and comfort, and environmental management. The method used is quantitative descriptive with a case study approach, employing the Greenship Rating Tools New Building V1.2 as the reference for data collection through analysis. Due to incomplete data and the fact that handover had not yet taken place meaning no operational data was available for the buildings the seven public facilities studied achieved the following scores: 13 points for the community hall, 11 points for the kindergarten, 8 points for the elementary school, 6 points for the junior high school, 6 points for Church Type A, and 4 points each for Church Types B1 and B2.