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Architecture, Man and Nature: The Important Symbiotic Relationship

Introduction Among these intricate threads, one of the most compelling relationships we can unravel is the intricate bond shared by people, architectural marvels, and the environment. A Timeless Tale of Architecture and Nature Envision the connection between architecture and nature as an enduring narrative, much like an ageless love story. Just as two souls engage […]

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Sustainable building: Important Goals and Benefits of Green Buildings

Sneha J Uttarkar

Introduction A ‘green’ building is one that, by its design, construction, or operation, reduces or eliminates negative effects on our climate and natural surroundings while also having the potential to produce positive ones. Green building (also known as green construction or sustainable building) refers to a structure and the use of environmentally responsible and resource-efficient

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Sustainable Design in Architecture: Success or Failure?

Arryan Singh

What is meant by Sustainability? A basic that one might relate to sustainability is the idea of using renewable resources. Though this is just one of how sustainability can be achieved, similar to recycling material in different, innovative, and environmentally friendly ways. It is more about the judicial use of existing resources while utilizing renewable

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Designing Greener: Essential Domains of Sustainability

Bhakti Kulkarni

Reconnecting to the green A sustainable or environmentally friendly building may preserve or raise the standard of living in the area in which it is situated thanks to its design and characteristics. Achieving a high degree of efficiency is necessary to do since it minimizes pollution by using less energy, water, and other resources. The

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10 Revolutionary Sustainable Building Materials: Building a Greener Future

Osama Nasir

Introduction The building industry is developing to adopt more sustainable practises as the pressing need for environmental conservation becomes more generally recognised. There’s a growing demand for sustainable building materials to minimise the construction’s adverse effect on the environment as well as for increasing energy efficiency and durability. This article will analyse the ten innovative

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Land Art: A Creative Response to the Environment

Ragini Ravi

Introduction Let us dive into the fascinating world of land art. Imagine this: vast landscapes are transformed into breathtaking works of art, where nature and human creativity come together in perfect harmony. That’s what land art is all about. It’s a movement that emerged in the late 1960s, captivating artists and audiences alike with its

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Bamboo: A Promising Sustainable Future

Osama Nasir

Sustainable building materials that are economical, renewable, and environmentally benign are growing in favour. Bamboo is a grass that grows swiftly, and because of its superior traits and capabilities, it is now a viable substitute for traditional building materials. This article explores the numerous advantages, disadvantages, and real-world applications of bamboo as a sustainable building

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Embracing Nature’s Genius: Inspiring Biomimicry Examples

Deepika Shukla

Biomimicry in Architecture Esplanade: Theatres on the way Project: Public – Arts Centre Designed by: DP Architects in partnership with Michael Wilford Inspired by: Durian (a fruit) – The hard thorn exterior The Esplanade Theatre is a prominent performing arts venue in Singapore’s Marina Bay that serves as a showcase for innovative architecture. Officially opened

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Value of Passive Solar Heating & Cooling Structures in the 21st Century

Prisha Shinde

Introduction The rate of expanding population growth with increasing inventions in the field of industries and technologies has all together resulted in the increasing energy consumption enormously. This high consumption of resources is a concern for sustainability. The constant use of limited fuels and resources hurts the environment and energy conservation. Passive solar heating and

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Carbon Footprint in Architecture: Sustainable Strategy Development

Hriju Singhal

Introduction What Is a Building’s Carbon Footprint? Definition In general, a carbon footprint is the total amount of greenhouse gases (such as carbon dioxide and methane) produced by our actions. What Do Recent Statistics Say? The average carbon footprint worldwide is closer to 4 tons. The world has a CO2 emission capacity of over 2.4

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