Implementation Issues and Strategies of Green Design in Residential Buildings
Li Rongbo

Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering, Hope College of Southwest Jiaotong University,Chengdu, Sichuan Province,610400;

Abstract: This article focuses on the implementation of green design in residential buildings, and explores its current situation, existing problems, and strategies in depth. By analyzing the current implementation status of green design in residential buildings, this study reveals key issues such as deviation in design concepts, inadequate application of technology, and inadequate collaborative mechanisms. Targeted strategies are proposed to enhance green design concepts, optimize technology application systems, and improve collaborative mechanisms, with the aim of providing theoretical references and practical guidance for promoting effective implementation of green design in residential buildings.

Keywords: residential buildings; Green design; Implementation issues; Solution strategy

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