Posts Tagged ‘energy’
A Green Infrastructure Unlocks Several Successful Environmental Initiatives
March 8th, 2010 | 
Author: Guest Post From Dan Grife
Carbon Footprint Issue
The world is in a constant state of flux and the environment is no different. Lately, it seems as though flash flooding, earthquakes, and hurricanes are occurring all too often.
Posted in News | 
Tags: carbon footprint, energy, Green Building, green design, green infrastructure | 
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Studio Daniel Libeskind unveils highly anticipated “Libeskind Villa”
World renowned architect Daniel Libeskind has announced that on September 29, he will unveil the prototype for his highly anticipated Libeskind Villa. The Libeskind Villa is a German-made, sculptural living space which marries the highest standards in design, craftsmanship and sustainability. The project has been realized in partnership with Berlin based proportion GmbH and the prototype has been built on the premises of Rheinzink GmbH & Co., the developer of the Villa’s zinc façade. More info and images after the break.
Posted in Houses |
Tags: anticipated, Daniel Libeskind, energy, Facade, highly, Insulation, Sources, Studio, Sustainable Materials, “Libeskind Villa” |
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BIG – Shenzhen International Energy Mansion
Architect: BIG
Partner in charge: Bjarke Ingels
Project Leader: Andreas Klok Pedersen
Team: Cat Huang, Alex Cozma, Fan Zhang, Kuba Snopek, Flavien Menu, Stanley Lung
Collaborators: ARUP, Transsolar
Invited Competition, 1st prize.
Size: 96,000sqm
Client: Shenzhen Energy Company
Partner in charge: Bjarke Ingels
Project Leader: Andreas Klok Pedersen
Team: Cat Huang, Alex Cozma, Fan Zhang, Kuba Snopek, Flavien Menu, Stanley Lung
Collaborators: ARUP, Transsolar
Invited Competition, 1st prize.
Size: 96,000sqm
Client: Shenzhen Energy Company
Posted in Utopia |
Tags: Architecture, BIG, efficient, energy, Shenzhen International Energy Mansion |
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