Browsing: sustainability

Sustainable buildings, also known as “green” or high-performance buildings, are designed to effectively use energy, water, and other natural resources while providing a safe and efficient indoor environment.

The need for sustainable development is a growing concern around the world. This is not just about the environment, but it is also about the economic and social changes that need to be made.

Google and Microsoft are two of the world’s largest cloud-focused companies, always competing for more customers in the enterprise space; the two companies agree on the need to radically change the environmental impact of ever-growing data centers.

Greenwashing or pseudo-sustainability is a term used to refer to buildings that are superficially packaged with sustainable design elements.

The Red Sea Airport aims to provide a “luxury ecotourism experience.” with a design inspired by the colors and textures of the desert terrain.

The Ring is a brand-new commercial retail complex that includes a shopping mall, retail streets, super-grade-A office buildings, and an indoor-outdoor botanical garden. The Ring hopes to become a well-known regional icon that draws consumers and tourists from all across the city.

Designed by BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group and Heatherwick Studios, this campus by Google is a new beginning and inception of empowering the workforce with a thoughtful, conducive and healthy work environment.

The Eco-Parametric Structures workshop organized by PAACADEMY was held from 2nd March untill 13th April 2021 via an online platform.…

When searching for genuinely sustainable building design and technology – designs that go beyond conventional sustainability to be truly restorative…