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    The document compares the advantages and disadvantages of developing new homes on greenfield sites versus brownfield sites. Developing on a greenfield site allows for complete design adaptability, future expansion potential, and shorter construction times. However, it requires installing new infrastructure, can be farther from city services, contribute to urban sprawl, and have greater environmental impacts. Developing on a brownfield site avoids these disadvantages but provides less flexibility in design and expansion.

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    The document compares the advantages and disadvantages of developing new homes on greenfield sites versus brownfield sites. Developing on a greenfield site allows for complete design adaptability, future expansion potential, and shorter construction times. However, it requires installing new infrastructure, can be farther from city services, contribute to urban sprawl, and have greater environmental impacts. Developing on a brownfield site avoids these disadvantages but provides less flexibility in design and expansion.

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    The document compares the advantages and disadvantages of developing new homes on greenfield sites versus brownfield sites. Developing on a greenfield site allows for complete design adaptability, future expansion potential, and shorter construction times. However, it requires installing new infrastructure, can be farther from city services, contribute to urban sprawl, and have greater environmental impacts. Developing on a brownfield site avoids these disadvantages but provides less flexibility in design and expansion.

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    SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE- IX

    KAUSTUBH

    GCAD/18/216

    Q. Explain the advantages and disadvantages of developing new homes on greenfield site compare to
    using brownfield.

    Sol. Greenfield :-

    - The Greenfield project implies that a work which isn't following an earlier work. In framework
    the tasks on the unused terrains where there is compelling reason need to rebuild or obliterate
    a current construction are called Green Field Undertakings. The tasks which are adjusted or
    redesigned are called brownfield projects.
    - A greenfield project is one that is unrestricted by previous work that has been done on the
    location. A greenfield project often comprises development on an entirely empty site. A
    designer begins from scratch.

    Advantages -

    ● A Design adaptability to suit project needs

    ● The Future expansion potential

    ● It Can be rented or purchased.

    ● Construction times are usually shorter.

    Disadvantages-

    ● Infrastructure installation is frequently necessary.

    ● The Distanced from the city and its services

    ● Longer commutes for employees might be interpreted as urban expansion and a

    ● The negative environmental effect.

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