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Redefining Commercial Spaces: Trends in Modern Workplace Design

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Innovative Materials and Construction Techniques for Modern Workspaces The use of innovative materials and construction techniques is pivotal in creating modern workspaces that are aesthetically pleasing, environmentally sustainable, and safe.

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Zaha Hadid Architects completes dune-like Beeah Headquarters in Sharjah

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Glazing is minimised across the office to prevent exposure to the harsh desert sun, while glass fibre-reinforced concrete panels across the exterior help to regulate internal temperatures. A smart building management system has been incorporated to automatically adjust lighting and temperature depending on occupancy and the time of day.

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BEEAH Group’s new headquarters by Zaha Hadid Architects

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Glass reinforced fibre panels reduce solar gain while slab and glass cooling regulate interior temperatures for optimum comfort. On-site water treatment filtrates waste water to minimise consumption and its solar farm charges Tesla battery packs to meet the building’s energy demand throughout each day and night. The 9,000 sq.

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BEEAH Headquarters by Zaha Hadid Architects

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Glass reinforced fibre panels reduce solar gain while slab and glass cooling regulate interior temperatures for optimum comfort. On-site water treatment filtrates waste water to minimise consumption and its solar farm charges Tesla battery packs to meet the building’s energy demand throughout each day and night. The 9,000 sq.

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Back to Basics: Bioclimatic Design, Learning from History to Build For The Future

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Yet, while ambition remains too slow, more and more designers are hoping to reverse the architecture and construction industry’s negative impact on our planet. Its distinctive design promotes user interaction, features a green corridor for temperature regulation and incorporates a rainwater collection system for sustainable irrigation.

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“PHIVE” civic center by Manuelle Gautrand Architecture

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We worked at sculpting the building’s volume to allow for the full daily path of the sun. The link with the natural elements, like the sun, the wind and in a more general way the climate is not the core of the regulation. The smart building controls is used to expel summer heat and is closed to retain winter warmth.

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The next phase of sustainability in luxury hotels

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This reduces the need for building demolition and the amount of waste produced in building construction.” Reusing a building and altering its functionality lessens the need for new builds, and with fewer construction materials the impact of embodied carbon is reduced.