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6 de abr. de 2023 · The demand for green buildings is growing, driven by increasing awareness of climate change, resource depletion, and the desire for healthier, more sustainable living and working environments. This growing demand presents significant opportunities for architects, interior designers, and construction companies to lead in shaping a more sustainable future.
The Colorado Living Architecture (CLA) Regional Center of Excellence is a consortium-based center with two institutions: Colorado State University (CSU – based in Fort Collins/Denver, CO) and University of Colorado Denver (CU Denver – based in Denver, CO). CLA will collaborate with Green Roofs for Healthy Cities (GRHC) and the Green ...
1 de ago. de 2021 · Urban policies, plans, planning laws, and regulations should be developed and adjusted considering, among other aspects, evidence-based knowledge on the links between cities and quality of life (see also Tonne et al., 2021). Policies, plans, planning laws, and regulations should protect residents' interests.
7 de set. de 2021 · The professorship for green technologies in landscape architecture is looking for a HiWi for developing a set of plugins in Grasshopper. Flexible working time, 8h+/week. Please note: The application process is centralized. Find the relevant information in the job posting here.
Rafiq Azam is the principal architect of Shattoto, an architecture firm based in Dhaka with a focus on “architecture for green living”. Formed in 1995, Shatotto intends to unearth the lost history and heritage of Bengal and recreate the missing link of its urban and rural culture. Shatotto also tries to bridge the gaps between architectural ...
3. Maximizing Space. A "well thought-out floor plan that doesn't waste space" is another key element of green architecture, according to Homa. An efficient layout is more effectively heated and cooled to save on energy over time. Plus, a right-sized (versus oversized) home saves on building materials and energy upfront.
One Central Park is the most ambitious living architecture project in Australia. The combination of living walls and green facades was the first to be achieved in Australia. Major issues included water usage and compliance to a 5 Green star rating. Irrigation using reclaimed and treated sewerage from the building itself solved these issues.
