A) Low-Energy Environmental Design B) Local Environmental Energy Development C) Liveable Environment and Energy Deployment D) Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design
A) Create a dark and gloomy atmosphere B) Maximize natural light and reduce energy consumption C) Increase reliance on artificial lighting D) Minimize outdoor views
A) Enhance acoustics in the building B) Improve indoor air quality C) Increase energy consumption D) Promote allergic reactions
A) Speed up project completion B) Increase project costs C) Encourage overconsumption of resources D) Reduce environmental impact and landfill usage
A) Promote deforestation B) Raise construction costs C) Reduce resource extraction and waste D) Increase greenhouse gas emissions
A) Promote global shipping emissions B) Increase material cost C) Reduce transportation energy and support the local economy D) Enhance faraway ecosystems
A) Promote wasteful construction methods B) Ignore sustainable practices C) Encourage energy-hungry buildings D) Set standards and recognize buildings that meet environmentally friendly criteria
A) Optimize energy use and enhance building performance B) Increase energy waste C) Promote reliance on fossil fuels D) Decrease efficiency of systems
A) Total energy required to extract, process, transport, and install building materials B) Energy generated on-site C) Energy used for artificial lighting D) Energy consumed by occupants
A) Increase energy consumption B) Diminish natural light access C) Optimize natural lighting, heating, and cooling efficiency D) Create excessive heat indoors
A) Deprioritize occupant comfort B) Allowing for future changes and reducing renovation needs C) Create a construction bottleneck D) Promote inflexible building structures
A) Non-renewable coal B) Plastic derived from fossil fuels C) Bamboo D) Vinyl chloride |