Green Building Certification consultants in Ahmedabad.

Three kinds of address shape Ahmedabad's advisory work. East and south of the old city lie the GIDC estates (Vatva, Naroda, Odhav) packed with dye, pigment, intermediate and engineering plants, a good number run by the same family since they opened. West of the city lies Sanand, where vehicle plants such as Tata Motors' drew component makers onto former farmland, and Changodar and Bavla fill the highway between. And along SG Highway, from Thaltej down to Prahlad Nagar, stand the offices of listed groups, banks and developers. GPCB watches the first two closely; the third answers mainly to shareholders and tenants.

Rating work in Ahmedabad is a contest with the sun. Summers run long and fierce, the air barely cools after dark, and the glass towers of SG Highway and Sindhu Bhavan Road soak up the full afternoon on their west faces. A rating model rewards what the walled city worked out centuries ago: deep shade, heavy walls, courtyards that pull air through. Offices, hospitals and AUDA housing can earn IGBC, GRIHA or LEED credits for shading, efficient cooling and recycled water put back to use, and the owner sees the result every month on the power bill. The work is carried from our base in the region by named people, start to finish, not passed down a chain.