NTHU has based its design and planning on green building standards since the architectural planning phase. This means that when constructing various buildings on campus, the school pays special attention to environmentally friendly design concepts, aiming to reduce resource waste and environmental impact during the building process.

All campus buildings constructed after 2000 have been certified to meet relevant green building standards. This indicates that these buildings have adopted sustainable development concepts throughout their design, construction, and operation processes, ensuring that the buildings comply with locally recognized green building standards in terms of energy consumption, water resource utilization, waste management, and occupants' health and comfort.

At the same time, all buildings on campus are equipped with water-saving faucets. These water-saving fixtures can significantly reduce water usage and minimize unnecessary waste of water resources. This measure not only effectively conserves water resources but also helps lower the school's water bills during operations, playing a positive role in environmental protection. The installation of these water-saving faucets is part of the school's commitment to implementing sustainable development principles in its green building initiatives.

(1) Green buildings completed in the last 10 years:

• Taiwan Semiconductor Pavilion: Version 2001, opened in April 2008.
• Delta Pavilion: Bronze level, opened in October 2011.
• Qingzhai: Silver level, opened in February 2012.
• Multi-functional Alumni Sports Center: Silver level, opened in December 2012.
• Learning Resource Center - Macron Pavilion: Qualified level, opened in April 2013.
• Innovation Incubation Center: Diamond level, opened in April 2016.
• Green Low Carbon Energy Teaching and Research Building - Li Cunmin Pavilion: Gold level, opened in April 2016.
• Student Dormitory: Qualified level, opened in August 2016.
• Qinghua Laboratory: Bronze level, opened in May 2018.

(2) Green buildings under construction:

• Education Building: Planned Silver level, currently in the bidding process.
• College of Arts Building: Planned Silver level, currently in the bidding process.
• South Campus Student Dormitory: Planned Silver level, currently in the bidding process.
• Xie Hongliang Modern Art Museum: Planned Qualified level, currently in the planning and design process.
• Cultural Relics Museum: Planned Qualified level, currently in the planning and design process.
• Zhou Anyi Wang Moren Humanities Museum: Planned Qualified level, currently in the planning and design process.

(3) Future planned green buildings:

• North Campus Student Dormitory: Planned Bronze level, currently in the construction proposal process.

Note: According to the Ministry of the Interior's Architectural Research Institute, the "Green Building Classification Assessment System" was amended and completed in 2007, with green building levels classified from qualified to excellent in the following five levels: Qualified level, Bronze level, Silver level, Gold level, and Diamond level.