Green Architecture Approach With Eco-Friendly and Sustainable Interior Design

With the rise of the concept of sustainability, green architecture has raised expectations and gained greater importance, embracing new designs with an approach that protects the natural environment and supports the preservation of natural resources and renewable energy. Green architecture involves building design with environmentally sensitive and sustainable materials, and the principle of utilizing factors such as water use, thermal insulation, and natural light with minimal harm is adopted. This research aims to discuss green architecture and eco-friendly interior design, the advantages and importance of green architecture, and to evaluate the effects of eco-friendly architecture on interior spaces from a comparative perspective. In this review study, where the concept of green architecture is evaluated from a qualitative perspective, the advantages, contributions and effects of green architecture on environmental and economic sustainability are also systematically interpreted. The study concludes that design and technical factors of building materials and planning methods constitute an effective system for ensuring comfort within buildings. Environmentally green architecture is a modern design trend that addresses the interaction between architectural structures and natural systems. Sustainable architecture serves to maximize the comfort of interior and space users. The study also highlights the positive impact of sustainable building interiors, whether residential, commercial or recreational

Built environment · Interior architecture · Renewable energy · Site planning · Sustainability · Sustainable Design · Sustainable development · Architectural and Urban Studies · Architecture and Cultural Influences · Sustainable Building Design and Assessment · Architecture

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