16-08-2010

Copenhagen: Modern retrofitting of a historic buildning

How to renovate and reduce CO2 emissions without compromising the historic value of the building

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07-06-2010

Hørsholm: Denmark's most climate friendly kindergarten

Solhuset is an 'Active House', which means that the house produces more energy than it consumes.

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31-03-2010

Adelaide: A downtown sustainable oasis

Committed residents build a sustainable oasis in the middle of the city.

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10-03-2010

Zeist: Home to the WWF's innovative new Dutch headquarters

Aesthetic renovation results in carbon-neutral headquarters.

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12-02-2010

Paimio: Healing power in sustainable architecture

Hospital designed by Alvar Aalto helps patients recover through contact with nature.

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08-01-2010

Frankfurt: Harmony between humans, nature... and computers

The Commerzbank Tower still serves as an inspiration in construction of sustainable skyscrapers.

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28-12-2009

Manchester: Green Building secures reduced carbon emissions

 From disused industrial site to sustainable urban development flagship

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15-12-2009

Copenhagen: From gasometer to knowledge centre

A derelict gasometer in Valby is to be transformed into a vertical green community

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28-09-2009

Rhinebeck: Bringing buildings to life with the eco-machine

A building that incorporates some of the best of today’s sustainable technologies, notably the eco-machine wastewater treatment concept, has been created in Rhinebeck of the US.

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22-06-2009

Copenhagen: Lighting the way in low-energy construction

A new green "lighthouse" shows that incredibly energy-efficient construction is possible.

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11-06-2009

Sutton: BedZED - Leading the way in eco village design

Beddington Zero Energy Development (BedZED) is UK's first eco-village. Here, sustainability has been considered in nearly every design feature.

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09-01-2009

Chicago: Green roofs cut energy bills

Green roofs are cooling cities and reducing energy costs of heating and cooling loads, battling heat islands.

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