Green Building Certification consultants in Kerala.

Kerala has little heavy industry, and its advisory ground is made of many smaller trades. Granite quarries and crushers work the midland and the foothills, feeding a building trade that never slows. Rubber is processed around Kottayam, cashew in Kollam, coir in Alappuzha, and the mineral sands of the Chavara coast yield titanium. Thiruvananthapuram holds Technopark and the new deep-water port at Vizhinjam; Palakkad's Kanjikode estate holds one of its main factory clusters; Kozhikode and Kannur trade along the Malabar coast. Hospitals, resorts and houseboats round out an economy spread thinly over sensitive ground.

A green rating in Kerala has to earn its points against rain. Offices at Technopark in Thiruvananthapuram and in Kozhikode's IT parks, hospitals across the state and resorts in the hills and on the coast all face two monsoons, high humidity and heavy runoff. The strongest designs borrow from the old Kerala house (deep sloping roofs, shaded verandahs, cross-breezes, walls of cut laterite) and add rain tanks and recharge wells. A rating turns that inherited common sense into numbers. The team travels from its base in Navi Mumbai and stays named on the work, start to finish, not passed down a chain.