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Kenya is building at a remarkable pace. Residential developments are rising where open land once stood, commercial projects are reshaping skylines, and major infrastructure investments continue to redefine how people live, work and move. But beneath this growth lies a question the construction industry can no longer afford to ignore: as Kenya works to bridge its housing deficit and accommodate a rapidly urbanising population, it is increasingly important to consider not only how much we build, but how we build. This is where green building comes in.At its core, green building is about designing, constructing and operating buildings in ways that minimise environmental impact, use resources efficiently, reduce emissions and create healthier, more resilient spaces for the people who occupy them.
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