Decarbonize existing buildings by 2050 is crucial because these buildings contribute to more than 40% of carbon emissions in urban areas worldwide. This makes existing buildings the single largest source of climate-impacting emissions in cities. Therefore, the urgent need to…
Experimental structures that challenge the meaning of architectureAt this year’s Venice Architecture Biennale, the Canada Pavilion hosts a strikingly unorthodox installation titled Picoplanktonics, created by the interdisciplinary group Living Room Collective. These bizarre, alien-like towers emerge from shallow pools, coated…
When discussing sustainability in architecture, we often hear that concrete alone contributes 11% to global carbon emissions. While this figure is significant, it’s only a fraction of the broader impact architecture has on our environment. Delving deeper, we find that…
New York, October 23, 2024 — Yesterday, the notable event titled “Cutting Carbon: Strategies for Sustainable Life Science Facilities”, organized by AIA New York, took place to discuss strategies for reducing carbon emissions in life science facilities. This event represents…
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