Sustainability in Scandinavia : architectural design and planning / edited by Ali Malkawi, Marius Nygaard, Anne Beim, Erik Stenberg.

Stuttgart : Edition Axel Menges, [2018]
©2018

192 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), plans ; 30 cm

The challenges of the global climate crisis are heightened in large part by a pervasive uncertainty regarding how architects and designers can address this challenge most effectively. In a situation where action is needed, but the correct strategies remain unknown, it is essential for architects to share their experiences and knowledge as broadly as possible. They must seek out perspectives that can help them overcome these impasses. When climate change was put at the top of the international environmental agenda more than a decade ago, Scandinavian countries were ready and able to respond quickly and methodically. Today, Scandinavia is still on the forefront of sustainable development, reorienting cultural engagement and economic growth to face climate change. The experience and knowledge accumulated by architects from Denmark, Norway and Sweden have the potential to enrich the exchange of ideas that is vital to a shift towards holistic thinking and sustainable architectural practice.

9783869050126 (hd. bd.)
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Sustainable architecture Scandinavia.
Sustainable urban development Scandinavia.
Architecture, Danish 21st century.
Architecture, Norwegian 21st century.
Architecture, Swedish 21st century.
Architecture durable Scandinavie.
Urbanisme durable Scandinavie.
Architecture danoise 21e siècle.
Architecture norvégienne 21e siècle.
Architecture, Danish.
Architecture, Norwegian.
Architecture, Swedish.
Sustainable architecture.
Sustainable urban development.
Architecture Environmental aspects.
Scandinavia.

Malkawi, Ali, editor.
Nygaard, Marius (Professor of Architecture), editor.
Beim, Anne, editor.
Stenberg, Erik, editor.
Malkawi, Ali editor.
Nygaard, Marius (Professor of Architecture) editor.
Beim, Anne editor.
Stenberg, Erik editor.

Localisation: Bibliothèque main 305784
Cote: BIB 251634
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