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water cube, mvrdv, expo2012, korea, yeosu more
A square world: the “Water cube” by MVRDV

After Aichi in 2005 and Shanghai 2010, yet another World Exhibition will be staged in Asia. “The Living Ocean and Coast” is the theme of the 2012 International Exposition in Yeosu, South Korea. It asks for a greater recognition and awareness of the oceans and marine resources, and their importance to mankind.

Academy for Girls, Lilongwe, Studio MDA , Raising Malawi, Madonna more
A model school for Malawi

Many contemporary buildings in tropical countries still mimic architectural styles and building methods from North America or Europe, without any adaptation to local climate whatsoever. A notable exception is the Academy for Girls in Lilongwe/Malawi, which was planned by New-York based Studio MDA and is expected to be finished ...

green, ecologic, economic, headquarters for Environment, Brussels, cepezed more
cepezed designs new headquarters for Environment Brussels

The Delft-based cepezed architects will design the new headquarters of Environment Brussels, the former Brussels Institute for Management of the Environment. The building, which is located in one of the larges urban renewal areas in the Belgian capital, is scheduled to achieve the Passive House Standard.

green, ecologic, economic, Forwarding, Dallas, Atelier, Data, MOOV, Urban, Re:Vision more
Greening the concrete desert: Forwarding Dallas

In downtown Dallas, a former parking lot is set to be transformed into one of the first truly sustainable building blocks in the United States. „Forwarding Dallas“ by Portuguese architects Atelier Data and Moov will feature roof gardens and 100% renewable energy supply.

green, ecologic, economic, Anyone missing?, Maya Lin, California, Memorial, California,  Academy of Sciences more
Anyone missing?

Maya Lin, the architect of the Vietnam Memorial in Washington, D.C., has completed a new sculpture for the Renzo-Piano-designed California Academy of Sciences. The cone-shaped artwork entitled „What is missing“ is part of a multi-sited, „multimedia memorial“ dedicated to species which have become extinct due to climate change ...

green, ecologic, economic, Leaning from Nature, Louisiana, 3XN, Danish architecture, Moebius, strip, Museum, of, Modern Art more
Ecology meets digital design

As part of the ‘Green Architecture for the Future’ exhibition (on show until Dec. 18th), the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art invited the Danish architecture firm 3XN to design a pavilion demonstrating cutting edge possibilities with sustainable and intelligent materials. The result is a Moebius strip made of cork and bio-resin ...

green, ecologic, economic, Visitors Center, Westport Lake, Walker Simpson Architects more
Sustainability on stilts

The landscape around Stoke-on-Trent in northwestern England is known for its lakes and canals. On Westport Lake, a new Visitors Center (rated BREEAM Excellent) has just been completed by Walker Simpson Architects that combines natural ventilation, natural building materials (such as straw bales) and the natural cooling ...

green, ecologic, economic, Solar Flower, Samar Kibbutz, Haim Dotan, Israeli, heliostats, solar,  energy more
Solar flower power visions in the Negev Desert

The new tower-like solar power station at Samar Kibbutz in the Negev Desert in southern Israel is an energy supplier and design object in one. Called the “Solar Flower” this decorative, vibrant orange structure was designed by Haim Dotan, the architect of the Israeli pavilion at EXPO 2010 in Shanghai.

green, ecologic, economic, screenhouse.solar, bauhaus, weimar, Bauhaus.SOLAR, Erfurt more
Bauhaus University of Weimar erects zero-carbon cinema pavilion

Congresses and cultural events can also be managed on a zero-carbon basis. But not all organisers go so far as the Bauhaus University of Weimar did with its campus cinema project. A team of students under the guidance of Professors Jürgen Ruth and Rainer Gumpp erected a cinema pavilion there in which all the energy required for ...

green, ecologic, economic, Manitoba, Winnipeg, Kuwabara, Payne, McKenna, Blumberg, Smith, Carter, Transsolar, CTUBH, LEED more
Manitoba Hydro Place - A model for extreme climate responsive design

Manitoba Hydro Place, the new headquarters of the fourth largest energy utility in Canada, recently opened its doors in downtown Winnipeg. The 22-storey office tower with LEED Platinum target was designed by Kuwabara Payne McKenna Blumberg Architects (Toronto) with Smith Carter Architects (Winnipeg) and climate engineers ...

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Detail, 21.03.2010