In the China Green Building and Energy Conservation (Hong Kong) Committee Green Building Center Director Professor Zou Jingyu organization, 2016 cross-strait green building evaluation standards comparative study of the discussion on November 28 held in Beijing, a number of national green building evaluation logo expert committee The expert committee participated in the discussion, aimed at combing the cross-strait green building evaluation standards related technical aspects of comparative study, and the current research results to sum up and exchange.
Through the long-term preparations and many meetings to discuss, cross-strait green building evaluation standards comparative study is now in the final stage, that is, through the project evaluation and comparison of cross-strait green building evaluation standards, and further promote cross-strait green building evaluation standards in the field of exchange. At the same time, the project evaluation for the first time the use of national green building evaluation logo online system to accept the project declaration and review work. Participated in the discussion of the Chinese mainland experts in China Urban Planning and Design Institute of Standardization Office Director Lu Qin, the Ministry of Housing and Urban and Rural Construction Technology and Industrial Development Center researcher Ma Xinbo, Beijing Tsinghua Tongheng Planning and Design Institute Chief Engineer Mr. Wang Changxing, Shanghai Institute of Architectural Science Institute of Architectural New Technology Institute Deputy Chief Engineer Dr. Fan Hongwu and China Building Research Institute Architectural Design Institute Lu Shilei engineers, experts from Taiwan, including Taiwan Green Leaders Association, Mr. Chen Zhongren, assistant professor of Tamkang University Professor Wang Wen'an, and Mr. Wang Xintang, Director of Taipei Freezing and Air Conditioning Technician Association.
The symposium was chaired by Professor Zou Jingyu, Director of the Green Building Center of the China Green Building and Energy Conservation (Hong Kong) Committee. The experts and scholars attending the symposium on this project - Taitung Electronic Taoyuan No.3, in accordance with the "Green Building Evaluation Standard" (GB / T50378-2014) article, while comparing the similarities and differences between the Taiwan standards. At the beginning of the meeting, Dr. Ma Xinbo spoke on behalf of the director of the Center for Science and Technology and Industrialization of the Ministry of Urban and Rural Development, and summarized the background, research methods and research objectives of the cross-strait green building evaluation standards, followed by Mr. Chen Zhongren Brief introduction to this evaluation project. Day, the two sides of the cross-strait experts on the land and the outdoor environment, energy and energy use, water and water use, materials and materials utilization and indoor environmental quality of the five chapters were discussed, in the process, in-depth discussion of cross-strait green building Differences in the evaluation criteria and the focus of the Mainland on the assessment process. After the meeting, cross-strait experts according to the current research progress, put forward the next meeting agenda, with a view to more complete and high quality to complete the report.
A number of national experts in the evaluation of green building appraisal experts and Taiwan experts in the seminar on-site exchange
Cross-strait green building evaluation standards comparative study is committed to the establishment of cross-strait green building evaluation standards differences, and its technical details of the detailed study for the cross-strait experts and scholars to assess the relevant projects to provide reference. It is hoped that through the discussion on the comparative study of green building evaluation standards on both sides of the strait, it will continue to promote the deep exchanges and cooperation in the field of green building evaluation standards across the Taiwan Strait and continue to promote the vigorous development of green buildings across the Taiwan Strait.