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Designed for the future : 80 practical ideas for a sustainable world / [edited by] Jared Green.
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Designed for the future : 80 practical ideas for a sustainable world / [edited by] Jared Green.

Publication:

New York : Princeton Architectural Press, [2015]

Description:

175 pages : color illustrations ; 21 cm

Notes:
Introduction: What gives you hope for the future? -- Abomey / Suzanne Preston Blier -- Acequias / Makani Themba -- Angkor Wat / Rick Cook -- Ann Demeulemeester Shop / Marc Kushner -- Las Arboledas / Maria Bellalta -- Artists for Humanity / Jason Schupbach -- BedZED / Jemma Green -- Before I die / Paul Farmer -- Biomimicry and biodesign / Blaine Brownell -- Braddock, Pennsylvania / Thomas Woltz -- The British Ambassador's residence / Leo A. Daly III -- Buckminster Fuller's Dymaxion Map / Maria Aiolova -- The Burnham Plan / Teresa Córdova -- Butaro Hospital / John Cary -- Calw / Christian Gabriel -- Central Park / Naomi Sachs -- Changing Course / Elizabeth Mossop -- Chattanooga / Kristen Richards -- Christie Walk / Kirsty Kelly -- The city / Thomas Balsley -- City Repairs / Jeff Stein -- Coalitions / Henk Ovink -- Company / Bjarke Ingels -- Copenhagen's harbor / Helle Lis Søholt -- Densification / Mark A. Focht -- Ducha Halo / Jia You -- Eco-lodges / Aziza Chaouni -- El Porvenir Social Kindergarten / Barry Bergdoll -- Emscher Park / Alan M. Berger -- Ending alarm fatigue / Hugh Livingston -- Estuaire / Marc Armengaud -- Freiburg / Marcus Veerman -- Fruitvale Village / Lisa Rice -- General Mill Sculpture Garden / Kongjian Yu -- Grand Paris / Nicolaus Buchoud -- Green city, clean waters / Inga Saffron -- Green infrastructure / Diana Balmori -- Guadalupe River Park / Wes Michaels -- The High Line / Jeff Shumaker -- Holding Pattern / John Peterson -- Illuminate / Leni Schwendinger -- Inhotim / Tatiana Bilbao -- Khoo Teck Puat Hospital / Timothy Beatley -- The Leichtag Foundation Ranch / Mia Lehrer -- The Lightning Field / J. Meejin Yoon -- Lion's Park Playscape / Mikyoung Kim -- Local Code/Real Estates / Keller Easterling -- London congestion pricing / Anjali Mahendra -- Maison Dufort / Nathalie Jolivert -- Malmö / Bert Gregory -- Many small-scale projects / Nina-Marie Lister -- Media TIC / David Garcia -- Merian map of Paris / Eva Franch I Gilabert -- Metro libraries / Ana Lucia González Ibáñez -- The Midtown Greenway / Peter Harnik -- Mushroom board / Jonsara Ruth -- Newport Beach Civic Center and Park / John King -- Nos Quedamos / Damon Rich -- Our Kaka'Ako / Jess Zimbabwe -- Park(ing) Day / Janet Echelman -- Pedestrian zones / Kim Yao -- Primary school in Gando / Andres Lepik -- Project Row Houses / F. Kaid Benfield -- Rebuilding Center / Sarah Mineko Ichioka -- Riverwalk / Marion Weiss -- Rom / Jack Sullivan -- San Francisco Bay / Sonja Hinrichsen -- The sand Engine / Kristina Hill -- Schieblock / Tracy Metz -- Serenbe / Marina Khoury -- Seven Dials / Victor Dover -- Sherbourne Commons / Christopher Hume -- Sims Municipal Recycling Facility / Robert M. Rogers -- Solar roadways / Christopher Gielen -- Stellar apartments / Katrin Klingenberg -- Tennessee Valley Authority / David Leven -- Termite mounds / Janine Benyus -- Unité d'Habitation / Anthony Flint -- Vernacular architecture / Li Xiaodong -- Wind mega complexes / Lester Brown.
Summary:

"What design represents the best hopes for our future success on earth? Designed for the Future: 80 Practical Ideas for a Sustainable World asks American and international landscape architects, architects, planners, urban designers, policymakers, writers, and sustainable designers to answer the question in five hundred words or less. Each person outlines how a project or design practice, historic or contemporary, has created a more positive relationship between the built and natural environments, and helps solve the complex social, economic, and environmental challenges facing twenty-first-century communities. The designs range from the passive cooling strategies at Angkor Wat to the ecofriendly mushroom board that was designed by Ecovative Design to replace Styrofoam, and represent the varying scales of solutions that can help to make our future better through the built and natural environment"-- Provided by publisher.

ISBN:

9781616893002 (paperback)
1616893001 (paperback)

Subject:

Sustainable design.
Sustainable architecture.
Écoconception.
Architecture durable.
sustainable architecture.
ARCHITECTURE Landscape.

Added entries:

Green, Jared, 1975- editor.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 290257
Call No.: BIB 233186
Status: Available

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