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Modular, Photovoltaic, Green or Blue Roofs: How to Choose the Best Waterproofing System?

ArchDaily

Thanks to technological advances in reinforced concrete in the mid-twentieth century, usable flat roofs are far from new. Water is relentless in finding a place to drain, and flat roofs are exposed to this when execution and design are not carefully thought-out. Read more »

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Eco-Friendly Roofing Materials

Aric Gitomer Architect

Every homeowner must replace their roof shingles at some point. Roofs are the “guardians” of your home. Their primary job to withstand harsh weather makes it necessary for you to select a high-quality roof for your home. Selecting the right kind of roof in the present could save you money in the long term. How to Proceed.

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Paris Olympics Athlete's Village to cool without AC during summer games

Archinect

This technology utilizes natural resources and is expected to reduce carbon impact by 45 percent compared to traditional air conditioning systems. The buildings all have green roofs and will reportedly be powered completely by renewable energy in line with Paris' 2050 principles.

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studio SKLIM crafts biocomposite roof tiles with natural fibers and custom solar panels

designboom

lo-hi tech is a layering of trajectories, exploring how primitive materials can be future-proofed with technology and igniting material system cross-overs. The post studio SKLIM crafts biocomposite roof tiles with natural fibers and custom solar panels appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.

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Elevating Urban Living Through Rooftop Retreats and Innovative Access Solutions

ArchDaily

Especially in densely populated areas, the attraction of roof terraces is undeniable, offering a break from the frenetic pace of urban life and a deeper connection with nature. However, access to these spaces requires care, especially when it breaks through the roof slab.

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Foster + Partners debuts Changfeng mixed-use development in Shanghai

Archinect

A new mixed-use design from Foster + Partners has been revealed for Shanghai’s Science and Technology Finance hub as part of the larger Shanghai 2035 master plan. Inside the arts center, which repeats the petal-like form and surrounds a central plaza, users can enjoy public areas illuminated by a crowning glass roof.

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Nidus3D completes North America's first 3D printed three-story building

Archinect

A new home design that stands as North America’s first three-story 3D printed structure has been completed in Canada using a special printer from the Danish construction technology firm COBOD. Aerial view of the compl.

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