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English woodlands construction resource: a consortium of experts in timber construction and engineering is exploring ways to boost the use of English hardwood forest products across the built environment
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English woodlands construction resource: a consortium of experts in timber construction and engineering is exploring ways to boost the use of English hardwood forest products across the built environment
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Harris Academy Sutton, London design by Architype Architects, UK’s first Passivhaus certified secondary school, and the largest Passivhaus school building in the country, powered only by a single domestic-scale boiler
Cityzenith’s Digital Twin for Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, enters second phase: ambitious project to help building owners transition to net-zero carbon emissions using innovative technology
New Furla Headquarters in Tavarnelle Val di Pesa, province of Florence, Italy, design by GEZA Architettura – workplace design highlights the integration of industrial architecture into landscape
27th World Congress of Architects: UIA2020RIO news – the planet’s largest international gathering of architects – global architectural event by The International Union of Architects (UIA) & Brazilian Institute of Architects (IAB)
Ravine House, Chesterfield, England, by Chiles Evans + Care Architects – restoration and extension of 1967 home – a damp and cold structure, seemingly beyond help
Build Test Solutions (BTS) join the University of Salford Friends of Energy House 2.0, a community of like-minded industry partners who are committed to fighting the climate emergency
Expandable House, Indonesia design by ETH Zurich learns from rapidly expanding fringes of Asian cities like Batam, the world’s fastest-growing in 2015: new sustainable dwelling type
The most circular office building of the Low Countries can be found at Kamp C in Flanders, Belgium, the living lab of the Province of Antwerp for sustainability and innovation in the construction industry
William McDonough celebrates opening of tallest mass timber building on the East Coast – Apex Plaza, Charlottesville, Virginia, USA: what if our homes and workplaces were like trees?
Ada Belfield Centre and Belper Library building design by Glancy Nicholls Architects, England, connects derelict backland industrial site of Thorntons chocolate factory to the high street
Flimwell Park, a mixed use sustainable development in East Sussex, England, by The Architecture Ensemble, nears completion after a decade of consultation, planning and construction
New Environmental Health & Safety Facility at University of California, Santa Cruz responds to needs of growing campus: Miller Hull Partnership designs a lab in the trees that is light on the land
The West Kowloon Cultural District, Hong Kong, switched off non-essential and decoration lights for an hour in all venues of the District on the 26 March in support of Earth Hour 2022
Campaigners call on governments to take action. To mark the International Day for Biological Diversity (May 22nd), campaigning charity Population Matters is calling on governments across the world to take action to address population in order to protect biodiversity.
Inspired by the surrounding landscape, Studio Schicketanz designed a sustainable home that literally blends into the hillside for a California-based family looking for a new life