Browsing: climate change

Abdul Subhan Mohammed, a building inspector from Springfield, Massachusetts, shares his ideas about foundation engineering In Massachusetts, the rising water…

Regenerative design aims to improve social, economic, and environmental systems by working with natural cycles and processes. Its goal is to protect ecosystems and communities, making them stronger.

The Floating Farm in Rotterdam is the world’s first floating farm. Starting with the idea to localize food production in order to prevent negative consequences of unexpected disasters, the first aim was to create a self-sustaining farm on the water.

Today, climate change stands out as a serious threat that causes environmental and socio-economic problems worldwide. Especially cities with a large population density stand out as the regions that experience the effects of this threat most intensely.

In the summer of 2016, Dorte Mandrup was announced the winner of the international design competition for the Ilulissat Icefjord…

Here is a conversation with three of the curators, Gigi Shukakidze, Otar Nemsadze, and Tinatin Gurgenidze, of the Georgian Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale 2023.

Perpetual Spring, The Climate-Correcting Machine, a project commissioned by the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Seoul, located in the heart of downtown Seoul, designed by Obra Architects.

The ASLA Climate Action Plan and the Climate Action Field Guide for ASLA Members chart a course for landscape architects to achieve zero greenhouse gas emissions and increased carbon sequestration by 2040.

For COP27, the representatives of different countries will meet in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt at next Sunday, 6th of November.

KOICHI TAKADA (Architecture, Nature, and Design), the recent book by Philip Jodidio, provides a range of Koichi Takada’s recent projects over the last ten years. The captivating photographs of the buildings and interiors demonstrate how the architect incorporates natural elements like light, air, water, and even sound perfectly within the built environment.