CARBON NEUTRALITY? our favourite stories on designboom...
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CARBON NEUTRALITY? |
designboom daily - sunday edition |
may 5th |
dear designboom reader, modern architectural designs may focus more on capturing, absorbing, and reducing carbon emissions. UNESCO has released its report on climate engineering risks, which can help architects and designers navigate the adoption of new technologies to reduce the impacts of climate change, such as transforming concrete blocks into carbon-removing screen walls for private residences. other means may include the use of solar panels for low-energy heating and cooling systems, as well as natural ventilation. aiming for the lowest possible carbon footprint through design and material selection has also become a focal point for structures these days, from new york city’s first all-electric skyscraper to a solar plant with a reflective control center. thanks for reading! matthew burgos | editor |
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