
CONFLICT AND COLLABORATION: HISTORIC PRESERVATION AND ACADEMIC, GOVERNMENT,
... the construction and operation of buildings, contribute to worldwide environmental degradation has led many in the global architectural profession to reexamine their own practices and instead adopt a series of environmentally-sensitive approaches broadly know as sustainable or green design. Many obs ...
... the construction and operation of buildings, contribute to worldwide environmental degradation has led many in the global architectural profession to reexamine their own practices and instead adopt a series of environmentally-sensitive approaches broadly know as sustainable or green design. Many obs ...
Sustainability and performance assessment and
... Laetitia Delem and Johan Van Dessel, CSTB, together with Tarja Häkkinen, Carmen Antuña, Tarja Mäkeläinen from VTT. The final report introduces the current SB assessment systems and discusses barrier and drivers for sustainable building. From the beginning, SuPerBuildings agreed not to add another su ...
... Laetitia Delem and Johan Van Dessel, CSTB, together with Tarja Häkkinen, Carmen Antuña, Tarja Mäkeläinen from VTT. The final report introduces the current SB assessment systems and discusses barrier and drivers for sustainable building. From the beginning, SuPerBuildings agreed not to add another su ...
Environment and sustainability Health Technical
... Memorandum 07-07 This Health Technical Memorandum addresses sustainable development within health and social care facilities by looking at the main issues that should be addressed throughout a building’s life – highlighting key actions, commitments and responsibilities at every stage. It also explor ...
... Memorandum 07-07 This Health Technical Memorandum addresses sustainable development within health and social care facilities by looking at the main issues that should be addressed throughout a building’s life – highlighting key actions, commitments and responsibilities at every stage. It also explor ...
Building Sustainability Assessment and
... Figure 9 - Functional units employed by DECoRuM .............................................................................................................................................. 27 Figure 10 - Maps from the EVALOC project ................................................................. ...
... Figure 9 - Functional units employed by DECoRuM .............................................................................................................................................. 27 Figure 10 - Maps from the EVALOC project ................................................................. ...
Introduction - University of Cincinnati
... This guide presents the University of Cincinnati’s process for applying sustainable design. It is intended to help Project Administrators, architects, and engineers understand University policy and approach each project phase from a sustainability perspective. The guide was developed in consultation ...
... This guide presents the University of Cincinnati’s process for applying sustainable design. It is intended to help Project Administrators, architects, and engineers understand University policy and approach each project phase from a sustainability perspective. The guide was developed in consultation ...
The District of Tomorrow
... “130 tonnes is sufficient to meet all the structural requirements,” Ilse explains. “But it’s also light enough for the Stelcon slabs used for the foundations, for example. The trick is that we always worked in three stages. ...
... “130 tonnes is sufficient to meet all the structural requirements,” Ilse explains. “But it’s also light enough for the Stelcon slabs used for the foundations, for example. The trick is that we always worked in three stages. ...
Impact of sustainable office buildings on occupant`s comfort and
... Relating this to the initial topic of discussion, creating financial motivation for private building investors to build sustainable is then connected to the optimisation of labour cost or the increase of returns through labour forces. The aim is to enhance sustainability by identifying added value r ...
... Relating this to the initial topic of discussion, creating financial motivation for private building investors to build sustainable is then connected to the optimisation of labour cost or the increase of returns through labour forces. The aim is to enhance sustainability by identifying added value r ...
Business is Not as Usual in Poudre School District
... design community to help us build better schools. We believe that by working together in an integrated approach, we can build higher performance schools that provide a superior learning environment, while reducing life cycle costs through conservation of energy and natural resources. We recognize th ...
... design community to help us build better schools. We believe that by working together in an integrated approach, we can build higher performance schools that provide a superior learning environment, while reducing life cycle costs through conservation of energy and natural resources. We recognize th ...
Aalborg Universitet Sustainability in the built environment using embedded technology
... field will be introduced; The adoption of sustainability. User adoption of sustainable solution is not only achieved by developing the solutions, the user also needs to adopt the solution, before it may be implemented in practise. Several barriers need to be taken into consideration, such as usabili ...
... field will be introduced; The adoption of sustainability. User adoption of sustainable solution is not only achieved by developing the solutions, the user also needs to adopt the solution, before it may be implemented in practise. Several barriers need to be taken into consideration, such as usabili ...
Value Case for Sustainable Building in New Zealand [Ministry for the
... benefits in comparison to conventional buildings. The next few years will almost certainly see the introduction of an environmental rating system for commercial buildings into New Zealand, with higher rated buildings realising market advantages. ‘Green leases’ giving continuing certainty of environm ...
... benefits in comparison to conventional buildings. The next few years will almost certainly see the introduction of an environmental rating system for commercial buildings into New Zealand, with higher rated buildings realising market advantages. ‘Green leases’ giving continuing certainty of environm ...
New Strategies for Poverty Reduction and Environmental Protection
... resources that could generate new opportunities and livelihoods. These challenges have sometimes sparked inspiring responses. In the Fruitvale District of Oakland, California, for example, the local Spanish-Speaking Unity Council argued that transit authority plans to build a multilevel parking stru ...
... resources that could generate new opportunities and livelihoods. These challenges have sometimes sparked inspiring responses. In the Fruitvale District of Oakland, California, for example, the local Spanish-Speaking Unity Council argued that transit authority plans to build a multilevel parking stru ...
Sustainable Futures - Ympäristö ja kehitys ry
... Using these two criteria for sustainable culture, three global cultural classes can be defined. The over-consuming class meets its human needs but not the criteria for sustainability, since it exceeds its environmental space. At the other end, there is the struggling class that lives within its envir ...
... Using these two criteria for sustainable culture, three global cultural classes can be defined. The over-consuming class meets its human needs but not the criteria for sustainability, since it exceeds its environmental space. At the other end, there is the struggling class that lives within its envir ...
Systems Thinking and Sustainable Urban Development
... Table 7: Model variables for the proposed resource conflict ............................................................... 61 Figure 21: Stakeholders, interests and activities in the development conflict ..................................... 63 Figure 22: A general model of the development conflic ...
... Table 7: Model variables for the proposed resource conflict ............................................................... 61 Figure 21: Stakeholders, interests and activities in the development conflict ..................................... 63 Figure 22: A general model of the development conflic ...
URBAN RENAISSANCE - FYM
... well-being and promote new opportunities for economic growth. The way forward at global level is sustainable urbanization as the source of general and widespread sustainable economic and social development. This path must be undertaken by emerging and mature countries alike, each pursuing different ...
... well-being and promote new opportunities for economic growth. The way forward at global level is sustainable urbanization as the source of general and widespread sustainable economic and social development. This path must be undertaken by emerging and mature countries alike, each pursuing different ...
NATIONAL STRATEGY FOR RESPONSIBLE SUSTAINABLE
... In our country this would point generally to our relatively intact environment and large biodiversity, but more specifically to our forests which contain the third largest remaining rainforest in the world, our tuna stocks which make up 15% of the worlds tuna stocks and together with the Parties to ...
... In our country this would point generally to our relatively intact environment and large biodiversity, but more specifically to our forests which contain the third largest remaining rainforest in the world, our tuna stocks which make up 15% of the worlds tuna stocks and together with the Parties to ...
Sustainable tall building and Vertical compact city
... - Sustainable super tall building doesn’t release pollutants destroying the environment Today’s main theme in urban planning around the world is sustainability. Sustainability refers to a concept that comprehensively contains environmental, economical and social implication for intergenerational equ ...
... - Sustainable super tall building doesn’t release pollutants destroying the environment Today’s main theme in urban planning around the world is sustainability. Sustainability refers to a concept that comprehensively contains environmental, economical and social implication for intergenerational equ ...
Movements of the Environmentally Symbiotic Housing Theory and
... schemes set up during this period has helped to carry out over forty projects around the country. These are primarily projects by public corporations and independent groups, with the completed works playing an important role in furthering the understanding and experiencing ESH. Among those, the FUKA ...
... schemes set up during this period has helped to carry out over forty projects around the country. These are primarily projects by public corporations and independent groups, with the completed works playing an important role in furthering the understanding and experiencing ESH. Among those, the FUKA ...
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... process that is environmentally responsible and resource-efficient throughout a building's life-cycle: from siting to design, construction, operation, maintenance, renovation, and demolition. The Green Building practice expands and complements the classical building design concerns of economy, utili ...
... process that is environmentally responsible and resource-efficient throughout a building's life-cycle: from siting to design, construction, operation, maintenance, renovation, and demolition. The Green Building practice expands and complements the classical building design concerns of economy, utili ...
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... three papers came from a symposium published in the Review of Economic Studies, inspired by the debate following the publication of The Limits to Growth (Meadows and others 1972) on the nature of economic growth when a nonrenewable natural resource, as well as (human-made) capital, is a significant ...
... three papers came from a symposium published in the Review of Economic Studies, inspired by the debate following the publication of The Limits to Growth (Meadows and others 1972) on the nature of economic growth when a nonrenewable natural resource, as well as (human-made) capital, is a significant ...
The Economics of Sustainability: A Review of Journal Articles
... (Hartwick 1978a, 1978b), show what came to be known as Hartwick’s rule: Under many circumstances in an economy with depletable resources, the rent derived from resource depletion is exactly the level ...
... (Hartwick 1978a, 1978b), show what came to be known as Hartwick’s rule: Under many circumstances in an economy with depletable resources, the rent derived from resource depletion is exactly the level ...
Investigation of the Compliance of ... Sustainable Architecture in the Traditional ...
... environment helped to adjust the air temperature and has an important contribution in wind control. Deciduous trees as summer shelter are perfect against the sun. The trees that lose their leaves in the fall are also suitable for better absorption of sunlight in winter. Therefore it is better to pla ...
... environment helped to adjust the air temperature and has an important contribution in wind control. Deciduous trees as summer shelter are perfect against the sun. The trees that lose their leaves in the fall are also suitable for better absorption of sunlight in winter. Therefore it is better to pla ...
The Research Proposal - University of Pretoria
... Sustainability can be described as a state in which man is living within the carrying capacity of the earth. This means that the earth has the capacity to accommodate the needs of existing populations in a sustainable way and is therefore also able to provide for future generations. However as we ar ...
... Sustainability can be described as a state in which man is living within the carrying capacity of the earth. This means that the earth has the capacity to accommodate the needs of existing populations in a sustainable way and is therefore also able to provide for future generations. However as we ar ...
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... Theoretical Insights and Policy Prospects 1. Introduction “Sustainability” has come into vogue, but remains a vague concept, making it hard to test sustainability in practice. Many economists define sustainability as was done in the report of the World Commission on Environment and Development (WCED ...
... Theoretical Insights and Policy Prospects 1. Introduction “Sustainability” has come into vogue, but remains a vague concept, making it hard to test sustainability in practice. Many economists define sustainability as was done in the report of the World Commission on Environment and Development (WCED ...
Aalborg Universitet Heiselberg, Per Kvols
... in this case, a sustainable building, to find out the weaknesses and strengths of the intelligent components inside. Based on the evaluation made, the potential areas for improvements in the building are pointed out and recommendations are made for further enhancements in terms of the intelligence l ...
... in this case, a sustainable building, to find out the weaknesses and strengths of the intelligent components inside. Based on the evaluation made, the potential areas for improvements in the building are pointed out and recommendations are made for further enhancements in terms of the intelligence l ...
Sustainable development

Sustainable development (SD) is a process for meeting human development goals while maintaining the ability of natural systems to continue to provide the natural resources and ecosystem services upon which the economy and society depend. While the modern concept of sustainable development is derived most strongly from the 1987 Brundtland Report, it is rooted in earlier ideas about sustainable forest management and twentieth century environmental concerns.Sustainable development is the organizing principle for sustaining finite resources necessary to provide for the needs of future generations of life on the planet. It is a process that envisions a desirable future state for human societies in which living conditions and resource-use continue to meet human needs without undermining the ""integrity, stability and beauty"" of natural biotic systems.