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What is Rammed Earth Construction?

Santa Cruz Architect

In an age where sustainability and environmental consciousness are at the forefront of architectural innovation, ancient building techniques are experiencing a renaissance. Additionally, rammed-earth walls offer excellent thermal mass, effectively regulating indoor temperatures and reducing the need for mechanical heating and cooling systems.

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What is a Precast Concrete Panel: 11 Benefits of Opting Precast Concrete Panels

Architecture Ideas

They are built by pouring concrete into a mould or form, curing it in a controlled environment, then transporting it to the site and assembling it. The controlled environment results in efficiency. The most common application of precast concrete for building are precast concrete panels. However, the advantages go beyond these.

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LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS POISED TO LEAD A NEW ERA OF INFRASTRUCTURE

Landscape Architecture Magazine

The House of Representatives just passed the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, which makes significant investments in the nation’s transportation, water, renewable energy, and broadband infrastructure. 4) Funding to create seamless active transportation networks and spines within and between communities.

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Biophilia 2.0: Fantastical New Buildings Fusing Form and Foliage

Architizer

Biophilic design is a toolkit that can help reduce carbon emissions, as well as proposing natural solutions for improving air quality, regulating ventilation, temperature and noise and managing stormwater. Yet inspiration was sought from the natural environment to soften the industrial edges and create a scheme with sensory appeal.

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

Architizer

At its core, bioclimatic architecture is guided by the local environment, incorporating intricate yet traditional ecological principles into the initial planning process of architecture. Many techniques fall under the banner of bioclimatic architecture, with each continent and society having unique requirements. Photos by Casey Dunn.

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Architectural Drawings: Seoul’s Cultural Projects in Plan and Section

Architizer

The bustling capital of South Korea is a city where history and modern life are juxtaposed in the built environment itself. The design creates a vibrant and welcoming environment. The design blends modern aesthetics with traditional techniques, featuring a unique chainmail veil façade made of 510,000 metal rings.

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Innovations in Sustainable Architecture

The Architecture Designs

Water Conservation Techniques in Architecture In a dry climate like Perth’s, water conservation is crucial. Perth’s architects are focusing on community-centric designs that prioritise accessibility and sustainable transportation options.