Earth campus uses only renewable energy sources. Off-site wind turbines supply roughly 93% of the total energy used. The 18 on-site hybrid wind turbines, solar panels, and photovoltaic cells supply the remaining 7% of the energy. About 154 kilowatts of energy are used in this structure. Most building facades face North, South, Northwest, or Southeast due to the blocks' orientation. This makes layer control and proper tail illumination possible. Increasing the use of daylight is one of the most important energy-saving strategies. A building's thermal efficiency is maximized by its building envelope. By minimizing the heat load and maximizing daylight harvesting, it lowers the building's energy needs. In brief occupancy places like cafes, gyms, and employee lounges, systems like indirect evaporative cooling have been employed to help maintain acceptable temperatures of roughly 25 degrees Celsius and avoid the need for air conditioners. This has assisted in lowering the project's overall air conditioning requirement by about 300 tonnes. Contrary to the building's traditional ducted system, fresh air is pulled into the basement through sizable vents and pushed by a programmable logic controller panel. Dual-speed jet fans in the basement's center are controlled by the PLC. An exhaust fan collects the bad air at ten spots and blows it onto the terrace level. The CO2 sensors' signals, which can only operate when necessary and so further reduce electricity use, are used to control the functioning of the fans. Ozone depletion is an issue brought on by the stratospheric presence of large quantities of chlorine and bromine chemicals. These substances are made from halogens and CFCS chlorofluorocarbons, which are typically utilized as aerosol propellants and cooling agents in air conditioners and freezers due to ozone layer depletion. As more UV radiation reaches the earth, it harms living things. When it comes to humans, UV radiation causes skin cancer. By reducing phytoplankton productivity, it also has an impact on other aquatic creatures. The one earth initiative aims to stop the destruction of the ozone layer by using CFC-free refrigerants in all HVAC systems. Additionally, there are no CFCs in the fire suppression systems. Materials and Resources Any project that seeks to be sustainable must prioritize reducing the trash that is typically produced throughout the construction process. The effective segregation, packing, and diversion of building waste for recycling to the proper vendors or channels was quantified as part of a construction waste management plan for