Eco-Friendly Architecture: Mitigating Climate Change through Sustainable Design and Renewable Energy Integration

Ryan Kim
Newton Academy

Abstract

Architecture has been an integral part of society, and given the ongoing climate crisis, it is imperative
that we adopt responsible architectural practices to help mitigate climate change. This paper will explore
the significant benefits of eco-friendly architecture, such as using sustainable building materials. It will
also show the efficient use of renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, and geothermal energy.
Buildings such as the Green School in Bali, the Pixel building in Melbourne, and The Hemp House
are examples of buildings that implement eco-friendliness and demonstrate how innovative
architectural designs can mitigate climate change and offer a sustainable solution for the future while
providing economic and social benefits.

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