Sustainable Construction uses construction methods that reduce the impact on the environment. The energy, resources and loss of habitat that occurs during construction can be heavily detrimental. Informed and conscious choices need to be made to mitigate this harmful impact. In carrying out the construction process, ideas such as connectivity and transport and net zero operational carbon should be included.
SDG 11.2.1: The Sunway University campus is accessible to the public as it is easily accessible via the public transport network, and it is part of an extensive pedestrian walkway that allows anyone from the city to enter the campus on foot.
SDG 11.2.2: Tun Hussein Onn Sunway Library serves services to all Sunway University's staff and students and is also accessible to the public after an application process.
SDG 11.2.6: The University approach the task of delivering projects to record and preserve intangible cultural heritage, including that of displaced communities, with a shared commitment to cultural preservation, community engagement, interdisciplinary collaboration, and educational outreach.
SDG 11.4.1: Located in Bandar Sunway, Malaysia’s first sustainable township, Sunway University is committed to aligning with these sustainable efforts.
SDG 11.4.3: By promoting and allowing remote working, the University aims to provide our employees with greater flexibility, reduce commuting-related stress, and contribute to a more sustainable work environment.
SDG 11.4.4: By providing affordable housing for our employees, we aim to enhance their quality of life, reduce financial stress, and contribute to a more inclusive and diverse workforce.
SDG 11.4.5: By providing affordable housing for our students, we aim to alleviate financial stress, support their academic success, and foster a diverse and inclusive campus community.
