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🏗️ 𝐂𝐞𝐥𝐞𝐛𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐂𝐨𝐧𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐮𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐌𝐚𝐠𝐢𝐜: 𝐄𝐝𝐠𝐞 𝐄𝐚𝐬𝐭 𝐒𝐢𝐝𝐞 𝐓𝐨𝐰𝐞𝐫 🎥 The Edge East Side Tower in Berlin stands as a testament to innovation and sustainability. Designed by Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), this 140-meter marvel combines cutting-edge engineering with energy-efficient technologies, aiming for certifications like LEED Gold. Its glass façade and minimalist design showcase a future where form meets function. 🎄 This holiday season, I’m excited to share a timelapse of its construction—a tribute to the dedication and craftsmanship of everyone in the construction industry. Together, we bring visions to life and create extraordinary works. Happy Holidays to all my colleagues and peers! 🎉 📽️: Unknown All rights reserved to respective owner. DM for credits. 👉 Follow SmartConstruct News for inspiring updates on engineering and construction. #ConstructionMagic #StructuralEngineering #ArchitectureInnovation #HappyHolidays #EngineeringExcellence

Why Sustainable Design is the Future of Architecture? Sustainable design is integral to the future of architecture, offering a comprehensive approach to minimizing environmental impacts. It emphasizes energy efficiency, resource conservation, and enhancing occupant well-being. Implementing these practices leads to buildings that are not only environmentally responsible but also cost-effective over their lifecycle. Sustainable architecture promotes renewable materials, optimizes natural light, and improves air quality, contributing to healthier living and working environments. By prioritizing sustainability, we can ensure that our architectural practices contribute positively to the environment and society. If you’re eager to explore how sustainable design can be integrated into your projects, connect with us at GRN Vision. We’re dedicated to transforming architectural practices with sustainability at the core. Reach out today, and let’s build a greener future together! 📞 702-242-0625 🏙 606 S. 9th St. Las Vegas, NV 89101 🌏 www.grnvision.com #SustainableArchitecture #GreenDesign #FutureBuilding #GRNVision #InnovateToday

Stay Ahead in Sustainable Building with Innovative Materials and Techniques The sustainable building field evolves rapidly, with new innovations emerging regularly. Architects and builders can design greener, more resilient structures by embracing the latest trends. Staying informed ensures your projects meet modern sustainability demands while reducing environmental impact. Explore sustainable materials and build greener today: https://lnkd.in/gXhy8a-t #origindoorsandwindows #sustainablebuilding #GreenArchitecture #EcoFriendlyDesign #BuildingInnovation #OriginAluminium

This forum brought together people passionate about #sustainability in #construction. Beyza K. and Barnaby Webster tell us what inspired them and how they feel about the future, read their insights here: https://lnkd.in/e8mRHuj6   Our team regularly attend industry forums because they offer valuable insights into design developments within the industry, and an exciting glimpse into the future. This forum was The London Architects Forum: A Step Towards Sustainable Design (by The Design Forums).   Sustainability is a buzz word in our industry - for a reason. Construction has a history of not being green or sustainably conscious, we all need to chip away to change this and being conscious of our effect on the environment is an important part of progress. At the Forum we looked outwards to what other companies are doing but we, at Apteriors, are also looking inwards at our products and processes to optimise our sustainability and those of our projects. We meet all targets within our projects but we are striving to go beyond meeting targets to smashing them. VELUX | Grestec Tiles | Aquacut Ltd | RHEINZINK | #DMSDanskinAcoustics

Stop make-up sustainability – get back to essentials. Dr. Christine Lemaitre argues that true sustainability is not just about surface-level features but requires a comprehensive and integrated process that begins at the very start of the design phase. For her, sustainability should be woven into the core of the architectural concept. Architects and designers need to think about sustainability from the ground up, considering everything from the materials used to the building's energy efficiency to its overall contribution to a sustainable future. Christine's viewpoint advocates for a shift away from superficial "greenwashing" towards truly sustainable building practices that are embedded in the initial design and planning stages. ▶️ Dr. Christine Lemaitre, CEO of the DGNB German Sustainable Building Council, has been a driving force in sustainability standards within the built environment for over 15 years. She joined us at our recent event in Munich. You can watch her talk (in German) on our website under “Archive” or through the link in our bio. Feel free to comment or send us a DM if you need assistance finding the link. AnA Munich partners: LAUFEN Germany, COSENTINO, ROMA KG, Sky-Frame / Edwin Roth Metallbau + Systeme e.K., Artemide DACH + EE, and Schnitzer&. #architectsnotarchitecture #AnAtalks #architects #architecture #christinelemaitre #sustainability #greenbuilding #sustainablearchitecture #environment #climateaction #buildingdesign #sustainabledevelopment #DGNB https://lnkd.in/d-Czwwxf

Want to know what makes BAU the world's leading trade fair for architecture, systems, and materials? Let’s find out: 👉 Business-oriented and interdisciplinary: BAU is the ideal business, contact and information platform for everyone passionate about planning, building, and operating buildings. 👉 Practical and innovative: From materials to product innovations, BAU offers everything you need for commercial, residential and interior construction! 👉 Internationality that connects: With 190,000 visitors and 2,260 exhibitors from 49 countries in 2023, the fair sets global standards without forgetting its roots. 👉 Inspiring: BAU is a marketplace of ideas for all planners, architects and engineers. Here, they can find forward-looking products and services. 👉 Visionary and sustainable: It's not just about the construction of today, but also the future. The fair provides a platform for concrete solutions to tackle global, ecological and societal challenges. #bau #baumuenchen #tradefair #architecture #innovation

The Q4 Sustainability Issue of Architecture & Design (Australia) magazine is available now! The bumper issue contains project deep dives on some of our 2024 Sustainability Awards winning and highly commended projects including: ☑ T3 Collingwood by Jackson Clements Burrows Architects (JCB) ☑ Holocene House by CplusC Architects & Builders ☑ Braker College Maths Hub by Architectus ☑ HV.Hotel by HIP V. HYPE and Six Degrees Architects ☑ Perth Workshop by Hames Sharley and Arup ☑ 119 Redfern by @Aileen Sage / Djinjama / Jean Rice / Dr Noni Boyd / City of Sydney The issue also includes some special product features around emerging sustainability materials, sustainability products within the Transport sector and sustainability products within the Sports & Recreation sector featuring brands such as Verosol Australia, ALSPEC, DECO Australia, SUPAWOOD Architectural Lining Systems, Novas, ECO Benchtops, Crafted Hardwoods, SAS International Australia, WoodSolutions, Autex Acoustics Australia, Gunnebo Australia, ASSA ABLOY Entrance Systems, Duracube, Network Architectural, Kingspan Insulated Panels Australia, Holcim + many others. View online - https://bit.ly/3B4Us2I Subscribe for print copy (industry only) - https://bit.ly/3UNWnP0 #ArchitectureAndDesign #Architecture #Design #Architects #Sustainability #SustainabilityAwards #SustainableBuildings #SustainableDesign #SustainableTransport

Sustainability in architecture is more than a trend, it’s a responsibility. As architects, we have the power to design spaces that harmonize with the environment, reduce waste, and promote a better quality of life for future generations. By integrating renewable materials, energy-efficient solutions, and green spaces into our designs, we can create buildings that are as kind to the planet as they are to the people who use them. Let’s rethink how we design today to ensure a better tomorrow. #SustainableArchitecture #EnvironmentalDesign #GreenBuilding #Innovation

Sustainability in Scandinavian Architecture: Setting New Standards for the Future ? Scandinavian countries have consistently led the way in sustainable design, offering the world a glimpse of what responsible architecture can achieve, with sustainability being the foundational principle driving innovation and shaping the built environment. Over the past years, working with visionary architects and designers from different countries, I've witnessed how Sweden is redefining what it means to build sustainably. A standout project that caught my attention is the Sara Cultural Centre in Skellefteå, designed by the acclaimed White Arkitekter. As one of the tallest timber buildings in the world, it boldly demonstrates the potential of sustainable architecture. By utilizing renewable materials and integrating energy-efficient solutions, White Arkitekter has created a structure that significantly reduces its carbon footprint while blending seamlessly with the natural surroundings. As the world urgently seeks solutions to environmental challenges, projects like the Sara Cultural Centre offer invaluable lessons. This project exemplifies how sustainability and innovation can coexist harmoniously, guiding architecture toward a future that respects the environment and upholds a commitment to excellence in design. Exciting times are ahead for the industry! 🚀 How do you see sustainable practices shaping the future of architecture? #construction #building #opus #architecture #sustainability

With an increasing focus on sustainability and impact investments, there is a shift in urban architecture. Traditional methods of construction that use steel, iron and cement, contribute significantly to environmental pollution. Urban centers tend to form heat islands since materials such as concrete, asphalt and steel hardly absorb heat. Buildings reportedly account for nearly 40% of CO2 emissions, which is considerably high. There is a shift towards sustainable architecture, and many countries around the world are embracing this concept. Germany, Singapore, Denmark, UK, Australia, and Canada are promoting green architecture. The concept of biophilic design has gained prominence in the world of sustainable architecture. Biophilic design aims to connect nature and people within built environments, by focusing on fresh air, natural light and plant life. This increases both well-being and productivity. Sustainable architecture holds a lot of promise for the future. It is a paradigm shift in building design and takes into account a consideration for the environment as well as the quality of life of the occupants. #sustainablearchitecture #biophilicdesign #greenliving #productivity