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Green architecture is a concept of designing and constructing buildings that are environmentally responsible and resource-efficient throughout their life cycle. It involves the use of renewable resources such as solar energy, water conservation and responsibly sourced materials to reduce the carbon footprint of a structure while creating eco-friend...
Written by
Katy Nikolaou
Photography
Freepik
SuperAdobe homes exemplify the harmonious blend of sustainability and elegance. Their unique construction technique, rooted in ancient wisdom and modern innovation, offers a solution for environmentally conscious individuals seeking to create breathtaking homes with minimal impact on the planet.
Written by
Lilly Miller
Photography
Junoot, Oman Collaboration between Cal-Earth (led by alumni Hooman Fazly), URC, and SSH
Shou Sugi Ban, also known as Yakisugi, is a traditional Japanese method of wood preservation that has been used for centuries. It involves charring the surface of the wood with fire, which creates a unique aesthetic and improves its durability. In recent years, this technique has gained popularity in modern architecture for its striking appearance...
Written by
Lilly Miller
Photography
Yakisugi Cladding Shou Sugi Ban New Zealand
Achieving maximum sustainability in your home may not happen in a day, but realizing the effects of each element in your home is the first step. Whether you're designing a new house or renovating your current home, deciding to conserve energy can lead to environmental benefits and long-term savings.
Written by
Catherine Park
Photography
Nick Night
There are many different types of rammed earth, all involving different materials. The process can use soil, silt, gravel, clay, cement, and sand; just to name a few. This material is then compacted by being placed between wooden and metal shutters.
Written by
Sara Sparrow
Photography
Atelier Koe © By Reg