28Misamis University Incorporates Sustainable Design Principles into Its Buildings
Misamis University incorporates sustainable design principles into its newer buildings. These principles aim to reduce energy consumption and conserve water.
The Basic Education Building, one of the newer buildings on campus, has cisterns for collecting rainwater. The collected water is reused for watering plants, cleaning, or flushing toilets. This reduces reliance on the municipal water supply and help conserve water.
The university has also designed newer buildings with hallways along their sides, from the ground floor to the upper levels. These hallways allow natural light to enter, eliminating the need for electric lighting during the day and helping conserve energy.
In addition, some older buildings also have hallways along their sides. This design has been carried forward in newer buildings, where these hallways help reduce energy consumption by allowing natural light to enter.
By incorporating sustainable design features into its newer buildings, Misamis University helps conserve water and energy and support the well-being of the local environment and the community of Ozamiz City.
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