Dispute Resolution in Green Building Projects: Civil Law Perspective in Indonesia

Abstract

Within the context of Indonesia's civil law system, this article examines dispute resolution in green building projects. The goal of the study is to address the growing legal complexity brought on by sustainability criteria, such as certification standards, appropriate site development, energy efficiency, water eficiency, material resource and cycle, indoor health and comfort, building environment management. The research methodology employed in this study is a Mixed Method, which includes expert judgment and a literature review on construction law and green building regulations in Indonesia. The lack of precise rules for resolving conflicts in green building projects and the limited incorporation of sustainability principles into Indonesia's legal system are two of the main problems. The paper assesses current conflict resolution procedures, highlighting the function of substitute strategies like adjudication and mediation.