Sustainability has become more than just a buzzword in architecture—it's a driving force shaping how we design and build for the future. As our global population grows and resources dwindle, architects are reimagining traditional practices to create structures that harmonize with the environment.
Written by
Liliana Alvarez
Photography
Amazing Architecture
Sustainable building practices aren’t just about reducing carbon footprints. They’re about creating homes that are efficient, comfortable, and valuable. From energy-efficient upgrades to eco-friendly materials, these features that enhance property value sustainably are here to stay.
Photography
Free Stock Center
Sustainability is no longer an option; in fact, it’s the only way to address climate change and energy efficiency issues. Through design and innovation, modern buildings can reduce their footprint while increasing functionality and comfort.
Written by
Catherine Park
Yun Gui, a pioneering architect and Director at LSM in Washington, D.C., has steadily built a career that blends technical expertise, innovative design and sustainable practices.
Written by
Michael Davenport
Financial planning is essential to long-term building maintenance and sustainability. Without a clear financial strategy, it's easy to fall behind on repairs, leading to higher costs and potential structural damage.
ATLAS is Park Associati's response to the urgent need to address the topic of sustainability in architecture in a critical and constructive manner, to tackle the multiple crises characterising the present time.
Written by
Park Associati
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Nicola Colella
Architects can implement eco-friendly design techniques when determining the design and construction of a building. They can execute multiple sustainable building strategies so that building occupants use minimal energy while maintaining comfort.
In the realm of urban design, sustainability has become a pivotal consideration. As cities grapple with issues like congestion, pollution, and safety, innovative solutions are sought to foster more livable and environmentally friendly environments.
Written by
Harrison Sharrett
