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I think as we grow we always see illness on the east coast Kota Bharu Terengganu and sometimes in Johor and sometimes in Penang Today we see disease everywhere I have never heard of this disease in Australia before Now Sydney and Adelaide are experiencing the disease I mean this is one of the driest areas in the world And people told me that climate change isn't real You just need to look around you and read the news It causes very serious diseases to all nature I cannot say that no one can organize what it will cause Bravery is not only about saving the land but also about the commitment to allow nature to thrive where the land is about life Do you agree with climate change Do you not think that we are the reason for this change Can we be different In the previous episode we experienced a lot of interest related to living and green architecture But how much do we really understand about the courage to live and to be green What indicates the name of the green building Today's episode we will show you a remarkable project designed by NWKA architect located between vast green fields In the river in Bukit Raja Klang This art facility is valued at approximately RM125 million With 26 000 square meters office and meeting rooms This project has won various local and international architectural awards and is also a certified green building Before we start if you haven't subscribed to us yet do so now and click the notification button To stay connected with more amazing fictional episodes When we first arrived here this architecture stood proudly against the vast floor contrast around it He walked into the surface as if we had been teleported to a European country Research and different sewing choices are attracting from European origins in Germany The main customer request is the excessive heat from the stitching used throughout the architecture Because it is an expression of durability and long -term reach that points to the Business Foundation If we build something we say it has to last another 50 or 100 years So we want to build with quality So red stitching stitching that is somewhat common in Europe Our office in Germany uses a fairly large stitch not as heavy as the stitch used here So it is combined with a very beautiful floor I think it gives a feeling unrelated to time I mean in 50 years it will still be attractive So then we said Okay why don't we check that way So went with Wee Keong from NWKA We see sewing not only outside but we also bring sewing inside Because there was someone who actually cared about the building they built so they reflected a lot of that evil as well Sewing is something they are related to from the place he comes from near Hamburg She became part of the environment part of the culture You can see that it had an impact when he came here The wealth of the material then it was translated here I feel like we aren't in Malaysia because that type of stitching isn't very common either This stitch looks very different from the usual stitches we get Yes this is a stitch that's too burnt And we have spent a lot of time looking for this stitch In Europe they use this stitch to keep the heat in So here we use this stitch to keep the heat in So we have these two stitches here to form the stitch we want Then inside especially in the office we also have an outer layer It closes the seam to cover the space inside The window was guarded and kept away from the scorching sun Where we had opened the window We always try to place plants plants in front of that window so that the window is illuminated all day They have many problems They have problems with cold We have problems with heat In the east and west because when that sun rises and that sun rises We use double stitching there We have that window to block out the sun To minimize the effect of the sunlight and of course to save electricity The special matter regarding the window there are two things to be reminded of First the window is perforated That means it allows our view to connect to the outside The second the window can be operated So the window was actually above the sensor and they chased the sun as the day passed Therefore we actually minimize the amount of sunlight entering the building Therefore when you have a responsive facade you immediately gain control over That window is much different As you can see the opening in the building is slightly deeper we have actually opened a central void and allowing natural light to come in and designing downward The idea is that no matter where you are in this building if you are illuminated by natural light but on the contrary we start quite openly so that you can have a direct relationship He is beautiful because in the middle of this space there is prominent natural lighting So he moved downward into the center of the room Of course and he flowed toward the first floor With green grass here and there Very beautiful It is truly a masterpiece built as a complementary icon to this floor Who would think that the negative factors of natural light could be considered a positive influence To the concept of passive environmental design With the entire floor being in line with the natural light list The one made as second skin insulation which completes this building causes a reduction in direct heat This is an inspiring reality that influences modern technology and the architecture of today The climate of Malaysia is hot and humid The first benefit of building a green building is to address this issue And by facing the heat and humidity And it actually creates significant cost savings in lower power usage conditions Secondly you create a better environment where you can live and work happily The GBI vision is to ensure that every building every city all buildings in Malaysia are green and to be able to withstand Climate change mitigation The overall appearance is that it answers the green approach to well- being The elements we have The force that supports this philosophy is the active energy behind the design For example we have installed solar power Into this building We have experienced an overload of air services We have also faced the game of the sun the heat chaos Some of the fundamental elements which supports this philosophy Others that is active forces coming and are part of our agenda for green buildings We want to eliminate the air force within our climate To the west of us is the southern backcountry So instead of seeing it as negative we see it as positive and channel that energy into the building What we do is remove air from the building let it pass through and then exit from the other side To remove the building naturally Although a prison house the space where you can settle the things you can introduce the matters you wa In the office the same issue also depends on the prison We have used the air purging idea to remove air along the building not artificially but naturally We have created holes below beside and above And this is like the function for the southern back Those who came from the other side And we forced the entire building into the building So you can imagine the amount of air that occurs It has been removed from all surfaces into this hole Then you move the temperature and the people working in the air actually feel comfortable Architecturally we really enjoyed it but the fact is functionally it doesn't bring heat into the building The fact that we have opened all four sides for excess air it rejects heat Instead of entering the prison house That is what makes it unusual Not a traditional examination building The planet we call is the only green planet in the entire universe we know And this green layer is Very light So what keeps it alive is this layer But the important thing is that if we realize that this light green layer is what is holding us back then our task is Is it to make sure we take care of him right I think about 15 to 20 years ago we began to realize that something was wrong with the universe and something that needs to be done And that is where the green layer becomes a strong design direction The one who was actually arrested So some people ask me is the green layer just a style And today I just told them tha The green layer is actually not a style It's actually the right thing to do The best time to start This green journey for your building is just beginning Green understanding and rules to well-being can improve feelings He guides us towards the right path in building a greener future We will present more green information To praise awareness and the movement towards building a better and greener tomorrow Please subscribe to our channel Stay connected for more exciting episodes coming up My name is Alex Lee and I am from DesignSea Thank you for watching