Greening the Housing Supply Chain in China

Li Yang; Yan Fang Zhou; Jie Zhou

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.472-475.3355

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Greening the Housing Supply Chain in China

Abstract:

Greening housing supply chain is a proactive response to environmental regulation. Customized community planning, LEED for Homes and mass customization housing production are introduced as main strategies of green housing supply chain corresponding to planning, and design and production stages of housing supply. Since environmentally-friendly practices occur more often in customized housing productions, housing buyers with environmental consciousness are playing an increasingly important role in greening the housing supply chain in China.

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Li Yang, Yan Fang Zhou, Jie Zhou

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Customized Community Planning, Environmentally-Friendly Practices, Housing Supply Chain, LEED for Homes, Mass Customization Housing Production

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