IntroductionAmid growing climate challenges, architects and urban planners play a pivotal role in shaping a more sustainable future. This series explores cutting-edge strategies to achieve this, from circular and low-carbon materials to net-zero energy buildings and large-scale urban developments that…
Designed by 77 Studio, The House on the Slope is a striking yet understated single-family home nestled into a riverbank hillside along Poland’s Vistula River. With its sunken form, Corten steel façade, and lush green roof, this architectural marvel blends…
A Cultural Landmark Emerges in TaichungDesigned by Pritzker Prize-winning firm SANAA in collaboration with local studio Ricky Liu & Associates Architects + Planners, the Taichung Green Museum and Public Library redefines cultural architecture in Taiwan. First unveiled in 2013, the…
Terra Sustainable Lamps are a remarkable example of how biowaste materials can be repurposed to create eco-friendly lighting solutions that align perfectly with the growing demands for sustainable building materials. As the architecture and construction industries push towards greener alternatives,…
The Urban Land Institute (ULI) and the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) are among the leading sustainable building organizations that have announced their commitment to supporting the Biden Administration’s new federal definition of a zero-emissions building, aligning it with evolving…
Canadian architecture studio Lemay has completed a sustainable chalet prototype in Potton, Quebec. Designed with a sloped green roof and large expanses of glazing, the chalet reflects Lemay’s commitment to eco-friendly architecture. This 2,500-square-foot structure is an extension of the…
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