Overview

RUET is expanding its campus infrastructure with 11 ten-storied buildings currently under construction. These new buildings present a significant opportunity to optimize water consumption through integrated sustainable design. The university's target is to minimize freshwater demand by using recycled water for sanitary purposes such as toilet flushing, thereby reducing dependency on groundwater and municipal supply.

Key points

• Water Optimization Strategy for New BuildingsAs part of RUET's under-construction plan, the 11 ten-storied buildings are being designed with water efficiency as a core principle.
• Existing Water-Efficient Building PracticesRUET incorporates water-efficient fixtures and conservation measures across existing campus buildings.

Conclusion

RUET's building standards reduce water consumption and operational costs while promoting sustainable engineering practices, directly supporting SDG 6.