ABSTRACT
One of the major global issues affecting both the environment and human health is air pollution. The goal of this research is to decrease the negative impacts of air pollution by applying architectural solutions. In order to reduce air pollution, the study investigates creative designs, building
techniques, and regulations. To highlight the critical relationship that exists between architecture and environmental health, the study looks at three different kinds of facades: water, green living, and algae. The main goal is to understand how bio-facades like these support better living environments, less pollution, and improved air quality. This research suggests using specific facade types in conjunction with sustainable design techniques to reduce air pollution in the built environment. By providing relevant information, the goal is to assist government environmental agencies, builders, architects, urban planners, and other stakeholders. The purpose of this material is to guide sustainable means of reducing air pollution, especially in urban areas where planting traditional plants may be challenging due to space limits. In summary, the research aims to address the increasing issues brought about by air pollution by encouraging a harmonious coexistence of architectural innovation and environmental preservation.
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