How Can a Building Become "Zero Carbon"?
As we grapple with the full life cycle of all materials and surfaces in a project, how we view "net zero" is set to change.
As we grapple with the full life cycle of all materials and surfaces in a project, how we view "net zero" is set to change.
The event offers resources, tools, and information to help the architecture and design industry adapt to the future of net zero buildings.
Climate change expert Jesse M. Keenan analyzes the The Drawdown Review's recommendations for architects and designers.
The Gilkey International Middle School in Portland, Oregon, makes the most of its forest site, harnessing natural light, fresh air, and biophilia.
The design-build project—with architects BNIM and builders Level 10—features extensive passive ventilation driven by thermal chimneys.