Green intelligent building industry planning

Green intelligent building means to provide users with an efficient, comfortable and convenient humanized building environment by optimizing the combination of building structure, equipment, service and management according to the needs of users. Intelligent building is the product of modern science and technology. Its technical foundation is mainly composed of modern building technology, modern computer technology, modern communication technology and modern control technology

In the early 1980s, the concept of intelligent buildings developed for the second time or even more in the United States. In the mid-1980s, Europe and Asia designed and built the first batch of intelligent buildings combining automation and informatization. At the end of 1980s, many creative works of automation and information intelligent buildings have been completed.

In the 1990s, the number of intelligent buildings and their overall intelligence level in the world grew steadily. We can clearly see that more and more construction suppliers and users are increasingly paying attention to and tapping the advantages of intelligent buildings. With the wide application of new open standards based on network communication protocols, the current position is to rapidly promote the use and construction of intelligent buildings globally.

Development of green buildings
If the demand for information and technology is behind the intelligent building, the social and moral impetus should promote the development of intelligent building. In the 1970s, with the increasing attention paid to the impact of human behavior on local and global ecosystems, people launched an organized green building movement. The early advocates of green buildings were strongly influenced by thinkers such as Schumacher, who called for a simple and low consumption lifestyle

After a relatively slow start, the green building movement has gained a good momentum in many parts of the world, and a series of standards have emerged to measure and compare the performance of green buildings, including BREEAM and Eco homes standards of BRE, and LEED standards of the American Green Building Association.

Zhang Zhidong, Secretary General of the National Green Building Council in Hong Kong, made a speech entitled "“ From green buildings to low-carbon eco cities— New practice from dark green to green” In his speech, he said that the three pillars of sustainable development are economy, society and environment, but for a long time, the economy has dominated. To build a smart city, we must change this status quo to truly achieve green and low-carbon. Smart and green buildings are a way to achieve this. At present, Germany has built smart buildings that not only do not consume energy, but also produce energy.


The goal of smart city construction is to achieve green industry development, efficient government management, happy and harmonious life of the masses, and overall safety and order of the city. The foundation of smart city construction is sensing and the Internet of Things.