People are increasingly becoming more aware of environmental issues plaguing the world today. In relation to that, more and more are realizing that they need to change their behaviors and do what they can to reduce their carbon footprint – all in the name of saving Earth.
Written by
Hudson St. Clair
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Koket (NR House by NA Architects)
Environmentally friendly structures, often known as green buildings, have a reduced carbon footprint compared to other traditional architectures. Green architects employ a wide range of strategies to lessen a building's reliance on external energy sources and boost its capacity to capture or create its own.
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Josh Sorenson
If you ever wondered what a 100% eco-friendly school would look like, you have to see the Green School located in Bali. This school’s name speaks for itself. The entire construction of the campus is made of bamboo, which makes it exceptionally sustainable
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Luis Gordoa, The School of Visual Arts of Oaxaca (cover image)
Climate change is becoming a major threat to the whole world. With the way global warming and environmental pollution are increasing, the earth is slowly losing its momentum. Over the past years, humans have acquired certain practices that have put our planet at risk of losing its natural state, beauty, and resources.
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Vanitjan (cover image), freepik, Karolina Grabowska
Being mindful of climate change and our own carbon footprint does not mean you have to be ultra-strict and militant about things. It is often in the small changes that we can make the biggest differences, as these small changes are easier to sustain and more people are willing to do them.
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Tina Dawson (Cover image), Sidekix Media, Annie Spratt
If you are eco-conscious, there are several eco-friendly ways to design your outdoor living space. Whether it’s summer or winter in the UK, you can customise your home’s exterior exclusively to your taste and maintain an appealing and stunning outdoor space.
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Bahman Behzadi
Sustainable architecture has been on the rise ever since the green movement made its way into our lives. Nowadays, it’s no longer enough to build a beautiful house that will cater to your every need. Instead, it’s about managing to achieve that while also making your home as sustainable and eco-friendly as possible.
Written by
Nemanja Marinkoff
Photography
Patrick Bingham Hall, Nic Granleese
