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Development and research work of the green building

Hairong Wang

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The article briefly discusses the concepts of green building,analyzes the development history of green building in the world,explores their generalities and tendencies of green building development in the world,and finally points out that: as a new concept,green building will immerge into design,construction and management and other aspects.

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The article briefly discusses the concepts of green building,analyzes the development history of green building in the world,explores their generalities and tendencies of green building development in the world,and finally points out that: as a new concept,green building will immerge into design,construction and management and other aspects.

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The article briefly discusses the concepts of green building,analyzes the development history of green building in the world,explores their generalities and tendencies of green building development in the world,and finally points out that: as a new concept,green building will immerge into design,construction and management and other aspects.

Key concepts: Architectural engineering, Green building, Work (physics), Development (topology), Engineering, Engineering ethics, Construction engineering, Mathematics

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