A brief chronicle of the efforts underway by leading building design professionals to support and galvanize action toward decarbonizing the built environment
A brief chronicle of the efforts underway by leading building design professionals to support and galvanize action toward decarbonizing the built environment.
So, what is the difference between the indoor and outdoor temperature? Once your building is designed and constructed, this becomes the key question. You want to design for the design summer and winter conditions.
This article addresses ten common questions specific to LEED recertification, which may not be so clearly or pointedly addressed in the officially published material.
Constructing on top of the water instead of retreating from it lets cities expand without fighting for available inland space or worrying about rising tides. However, it’s not an easy process. Building envelopes will need to adapt to support these towns of the future.
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