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By Mahesh_P_Butani (registered) - website | Posted November 27, 2011 at 00:30:08 in reply to Comment 71613
David, Sustainability is not just an important part, it has become an integral part of urban design and architecture in our times.
There are no winners or leaders in sustainability issues. Being ahead of Toronto should never be a premise for Hamilton. The success of either city rests on the success of the entire region becoming sustainable.
We need to develop a better understanding of the sustainable imperative facing us. This involves dispelling myths around Green certification standards and awards - and discovering the truly transformational work being done in innovative labs that will lead us towards Green 2.0 and closer to becoming real Green and sustainable.
Exploring Origins Project: "The goal of this project is to use molecular illustration and animation to help describe origins of life research and theories to broad audiences."
Creating 'Living' Buildings: "...responsive protocells to clad cities in an ethical, green and sustainable way... protocells may be used to create carbon-negative architectures..."
On Designing Form
12 Sustainable Design Ideas From Nature
On the Scale and Unity of Life from Cells to Cities
Green Building 2.0
ISOXpress - ISO 14001 Software - (Free version)
Environment Management Info Systems - (Freeware)
BREEAM
On LEED & Envirobabble:
The Gap Between LEED Certification And Energy Efficiency
University questions LEED rankings
It's Way Too Easy Being Green
Perkins + Will Debunks Antilia Myths
Green Luck
Comment edited by Mahesh_P_Butani on 2011-11-27 00:52:25
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