The Forest Town
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Singapore’s first smart town, Tengah, is a remarkable project which incorporates nature into its urban area. Sublime finds out more about the five unique districts that will provide necessary environmental…
Architecture
Wheel of the Future
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The Dutch Windwheel aims to be an iconic architectural design involving numerous technical, technological and energy-generating innovations, whilst being user friendly at the same time. The idea was born out…
Ground Control
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This welcome reissue of Ground Control includes a new chapter on the imminent London Olympics. It is the perfect addition to a book that seeks to raise the profile of…
The Modern Cubicle
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Eco-friendly Architect Michael Jantzen has created a solution to the work cubicle problem with his new self-customised and completely green E-Space office desk. The office space is made from organic…
A Green Hotel in a Foggy City
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Being the first LEED certified Green hotel in California, the Orchard Garden Hotel also leads in being the first hotel in San Francisco to utilize a guestroom key card that controls each room’s lighting and mechanical systems.
A Greener Environment
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This system was created by the United States Green Building Council (USGBC) to properly evaluate the environmental efficiency of buildings while offering a reliable, universal standard to which architects can refer when creating a sustainable design.
Campus of the future
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The purpose of the Long Range Development Plan is to create the first fully sustainable, zero-net-energy, zero-waste and zero-net-emissions campus in America by the year 2020.
Designing a new future
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However, one company is addressing this issue head on and aims to not only integrate a more eco-friendly way of doing business within their own organization but is also promoting it within the wider community. Kudos already!
The Artful Engineer
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Poised above his sketchpad, faced with the challenge of designing a roof for the 2012 Olympic velodrome, engineer Chris Wise asked himself: ‘What would nature do?’
