隨著氣候變遷日益加劇，永續發展已成為全球關注的核心議題，而建築部門因能源消耗與碳排放比例高，在推動永續環境中扮演關鍵角色。台灣自1999年推動「綠建築評估制度（EEWH）」，以提升建築全生命週期的環保效能，尤其在公共建築領域，政府機關除具建築主體身份外，更肩負政策實踐與示範引導的雙重任務，綠建築的實踐效益與政策意涵尤為重要。 本研究以桃園市小檜溪派出所為個案，該建築為新設之公有辦公廳舍，規劃初期即導入綠建築理念，並通過EEWH標章認證，具政策代表性與實務參考價值。研究目的在於探討公部門如何於公共建築中落實綠建築精神，並從設計、施工至營運階段分析綠建築指標實施成效，進而評估制度落實與實務操作間之落差。 研究方法結合文獻分析法、個案研究法與指標比對暨履約情形計分三者。透過蒐集國內外綠建築理論與政策資料，建立分析架構，再依據EEWH九大指標進行現地觀察與資料對照，評估該案實踐成果與挑戰。研究結果可提供未來公共建築導入綠建築設計之策略建議，亦有助於制度修正與實務推動之參考。 ;With the intensification of global climate change, sustainable development has become a central concern worldwide. The building sector, accounting for a significant portion of energy consumption and carbon emissions, plays a critical role in achieving environmental sustainability. Since 1999, Taiwan has implemented the Green Building Evaluation System (EEWH) to improve environmental performance throughout the building life cycle. Particularly in the public sector, government agencies not only act as building owners but also serve as policy implementers and role models, making the practical realization of green buildings especially significant. This study selects the Xiaokuaixi Police Station in Taoyuan City as a case study. As a newly constructed public office building, the project incorporated green building concepts from the planning stage and successfully obtained EEWH certification, representing high policy relevance and practical value. The main objective of this research is to investigate how government agencies implement green building principles in public projects, focusing on the effectiveness of indicator application during the design, construction, and operational phases, while evaluating potential gaps between policy and practice. The study adopts a mixed-method approach combining literature review, case study analysis, and indicator comparison with performance scoring. Through a systematic review of domestic and international green building theories and policies, a comprehensive analytical framework is established. The research then applies the nine EEWH evaluation indicators in conducting on-site investigations and cross-comparison with original design and certification documents to assess actual implementation outcomes and challenges. The findings of this study are expected to provide strategic recommendations for the future promotion of green design in public construction projects and contribute to policy improvement and practical guidance in the field of sustainable architecture.
