one earth, which avoided landfilling dumps. Additionally, cardboard, metal, brick, acoustic tile, concrete, plastic, clean wood, glass, gypsum wallboard, carpets, and insulation were all recycled in some way. On the construction site, areas were set aside for the segregated or mixed gathering of recyclable items. Recycling activities were monitored all through the building process. The company partnered with NGO Swatch for the collection of recyclable materials from the construction site. Arrangements were made for operational management of waste by installing segregated waste collected units for recyclable materials on every floor. Construction haulers and recyclers handling the chosen materials were identified. By using materials with a higher recycled content throughout the project's construction, it was hoped to lower the embodied energy of the structure and lessen the effects of energy extraction and processing. The entire energy needed to extract, process, manufacture, and convey construction materials to the site is known as extensive materials displayed energy. Materials that can be delivered within an 800-kilometer radius are referred to as regional materials. The project sought to increase demand for building materials and goods that were extracted and manufactured in the region, thereby supporting the regional economy and minimizing the environmental impacts associated with transportation. The project used about 80% of restricted materials, which is notable by any standards. Plants collected within a ten-year cycle or less generally yield materials that are quickly regenerated. The goal was to replace scarce raw materials and long-cycle renewable resources with quickly renewable ones in order to lessen their use and depletion. A little under 6% of the total cost of all the items and building materials utilized in the project were made from quickly renewable elements. Materials such as bamboo, wool, cotton insulation, Agro fiber, linoleum, wheat board, strawboard, and cork were employed in the project's interiors and were used for the flooring skirting ceiling tiles, walls, and partitions. Encouragement of environmentally conscious forest management was one of the project's goals. Therefore, only certified wood was used to satisfy various virgin wood requirements, and efforts were made to use at least 50% of wood-based materials that are certified in accordance with the guidelines and standards set forth by the Forest You Worship Council for complete buildings and components, including structural systems. Using post-tensioned slabs, it was possible to reduce the amount of structural steel and concrete by 50% and by 75%, respectively. Siporex flash blocks were utilized