All the buildings in NCKU are under the standards of caring about water usage. Not only does NCKU adopt green technology for renovated buildings and new-built buildings, but minimizes water consumption to the lowest through efficient water storage, reusing used water, etc. In addition, various rainwater and wastewater treatment sites are established, which are able to dispose of sewage into irrigation water, and thus accomplish a hydrologic cycle on campus.
The Magic School of Green Technologies located in Lixing Campus is the first zero-carbon building (EEWH building) in Taiwan, whose special design is able to save 65% of energy use; for instance, rainwater harvesting and eco-friendly ponds, which enable water resources to be reutilized naturally.Moreover, water facilities in buildings are certified to be water-conserving by the Water Resources Agency. Pavements on campus are permeable, and vegetation covers are paved, which creates water permeability for the ground. Therefore, Water conservation concept can be implemented in faculties and students’ daily lives. In addition, the water facilities in the buildings are all with EEWH certifications. Permeable pavements and meadows are arranged on the campuses. As a result, the ground in NCKU is highly permeable, the “water conservation” concept is internalized in the faculty and students’ daily lives.
Buildings and facilities have acquired EEWH certification, whose evaluation content includes soil water content, the usage of water resources, sewage disposal, etc. In other words, the water conservation facilities of NCKU earn recognition from the Nation.
The Magic School of Green Technologies located in Lixing Campus is the first zero-carbon building (EEWH building) in Taiwan, whose special design is able to save 65% of energy use; for instance, rainwater harvesting and eco-friendly ponds, which enable water resources to be reutilized naturally.Moreover, water facilities in buildings are certified to be water-conserving by the Water Resources Agency. Pavements on campus are permeable, and vegetation covers are paved, which creates water permeability for the ground. Therefore, Water conservation concept can be implemented in faculties and students’ daily lives. In addition, the water facilities in the buildings are all with EEWH certifications. Permeable pavements and meadows are arranged on the campuses. As a result, the ground in NCKU is highly permeable, the “water conservation” concept is internalized in the faculty and students’ daily lives.
Buildings and facilities have acquired EEWH certification, whose evaluation content includes soil water content, the usage of water resources, sewage disposal, etc. In other words, the water conservation facilities of NCKU earn recognition from the Nation.