Design and Layout Considerations: Efficient Land Use: Given that the industrial park spans 100 hectares, a rectangular plot allows for optimized layout. Design it to minimize land disturbance and maximize the use of natural light and ventilation. Cluster buildings and facilities to reduce internal road networks, cutting down on fuel consumption and pollution. Buffer Zones: Since the park is adjacent to an airport, establish buffer zones between the industrial operations and the airport to minimize noise and air pollution. These zones could also be used for green areas or biodiversity corridors. 2. Green Building Standards: LEED Certification: Buildings in the industrial park should aim for LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification. This includes implementing energy-efficient HVAC systems, sustainable building materials, and water conservation measures. Energy Efficiency: Install a parq solar panels and wind verical turbines to meet energy demands sustainably. Implement energy-efficient lighting and climate control in all buildings. Green Roofing: Promove a solar panel and green roofs AND CHANGE THE SECOND PART FOR A PLANE PIST