Carbon reduction isn’t a distant slogan — it’s an action we can start right from a single building.
Recently, we hosted a unique educational tour themed “Global Carbon-Reduction Mission: Green Buildings,” inviting elementary school students to discover the secrets of green architecture and experience how buildings can become little helpers in protecting our planet 🌏.

 

🏫 Learning + Exploration = The Most Engaging Sustainability Experience

We kicked off the event by introducing what “green buildings” are and how they help reduce carbon emissions — all in a simple and lively way that kids could easily relate to.
From the surprise of “Buildings can emit carbon?” to the lightbulb moment of “Green buildings help the Earth lose weight!” their eyes sparkled with curiosity and excitement.
During interactive mini-games, the children eagerly raised their hands to answer questions like:

• “Which type of carbon can solar panels help reduce?”
• “Why does transporting building materials from faraway countries increase carbon emissions?”

In the quiz section, hands shot up as they answered:
“Turn off the lights!” “Unplug the charger!” “Eat local food!”
Each response showed their genuine understanding of environmental protection.
The small gifts prepared for the winners were simple but brought warm smiles and a cheerful atmosphere.
Through fun and play, the kids naturally grasped the ideas of “embodied carbon” and “operational carbon.”

 

🏢 Green Building Field Exploration: Bringing Sustainability From Theory Into Daily Life

Next, the young sustainability explorers transformed into “Green Building Detectives,” following a guided route to uncover the environmental designs hidden throughout the building:

💧 Water-cooled air-conditioning: Uses water as a cooling medium — energy-efficient and stable.
🌳 Rear garden greenery: Absorbs CO₂ and reduces urban heat island effects.
☀️ Smart glass & building orientation: Different glass depths are selected based on sun direction, allowing natural daylight without excessive heat.
🧱 Raised flooring: Cables are hidden beneath the floor, enabling maintenance without breaking the flooring — reducing construction waste.

With smartphone flashlights in hand, the children shone light through the glass layers to observe how it reflects.
A hands-on, visible, and tangible green building experience unfolded through wonder and laughter.

 

💬 Starting With a Building — Making Sustainability Part of Everyday Life

Through this “Green Building Tour,” the children not only learned about energy-saving and carbon reduction, but also witnessed how environmental design can be integrated into every corner of daily life.
We believe sustainability is not just a corporate mission —
it is a long-term movement that begins with education and grows through the participation of every individual.

💚 Thank you to every young sustainability explorer
for taking action to make our planet a better place!