“全球城市可持续发展项目——街区绿色设计国际标准”在沪发布

Core Points - The "Global Urban Sustainable Development Project - International Standard for Green Design of Blocks" has been officially released in Shanghai, initiated by the World Green Design Organization (WGDO) and led by East China University of Science and Technology (ECUST) [1] - This standard, which took three years to complete, is one of the first international green assessment standards focused on the entire lifecycle of urban blocks [1] - The standard evaluates dimensions such as green environment, green facilities, green governance, and the application of green technologies, integrating elements from ISO, UN norms, EU standards, LEED, and Chinese national standards [1] Group 1 - The standard includes a systematic indicator framework covering 11 aspects, including spatial planning, ecological environment, and carbon neutrality adaptation [1] - ECUST has achieved internationally influential and industry-applicable results in areas such as green processes, carbon capture and utilization, anti-corrosion materials, new energy storage, solar energy conversion, catalysts, and air purification [1] - The university emphasizes the application and transformation of scientific research achievements in green design standards, urban renewal, and community governance [1] Group 2 - Academician and Vice President of ECUST, Zhu Weihong, delivered a keynote speech on "Green Energy-Saving Fashion," discussing the latest research progress in new materials [2] - Zhu highlighted the latest research achievement, photochromic glass, which contributes to energy saving and reduction while providing a fashionable appearance for buildings [2] - This material is expected to be applied in more scenarios, including electric vehicles and large public buildings in the future [2]