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Designed by Coldefy, Tropicalia, a tropical greenhouse heated to 28 ° C, is spread over an area of 20,000sqm on the Côte d’Opale, North of France. A true “bubble of harmony”, it reconnects visitors with the plant and animal world in a region where the climate is often harsh
The McGill University Power Plant in Montreal, was developed by Les Architectes FABG as part of a multidisciplinary integrated design exercise combining historical research, architecture, engineering and landscape
OSU South Campus Central Chiller, Ohio State University building design by Ross Barney Architects, an iconic marker at a major entry and pathway into campus and provides the Medical District with a long-term, efficient and sustainable solution for chilled water production and distribution.
The Waste Treatment Facility (CTRV, in Spanish) is located on a hillside overlooking the Coll Cardús massif in the municipality of Vacarisses, in the district of the Vallès Occidental.
This building continues the architectural tradition of boiler houses as urban monument: sitting neatly on its site its glazed gable ends reveal glimpses of the power that hums within.
Whitney Water Purification Facility and Park (New Haven, CT) designed by Steven Holl Architects has been chosen as one of the Top Ten Green projects for 2007 by the American Institute of Architects’ Committee on the Environment (AIA/COTE).
