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What are passive houses and what are their energy benefits

What are passive houses and what are their energy benefits

Author | Jaime Ramos When studying the issue of the energy efficiency of buildings, one sometimes gets the feeling that it begins from the roof down. Apart from focusing on achieving clean energy production, it is useful to understand that we have the power to reduce consumption and alleviate energy losses. Passive houses have been doing this […]

Is it possible to reduce noise pollution in existing urbanized areas?

Is it possible to reduce noise pollution in existing urbanized areas?

Author | Jaime Ramos Excessive noise or noise pollution not only has a negative impact on the concept of a city, but also on the health of its residents. How can it be tackled? NOISE POLLUTION: THE DANGERS BEHIND IT When we talk about noise pollution, also known as acoustic pollution, we are referring to […]

The Shard, the building at the forefront of innovative construction in London

The Shard, the building at the forefront of innovative construction in London

The unique silhouette of The Shard, London’s tallest skyscraper did not just happen by chance. The spire-like structure overlooking the Thames has its own special story. It is not just any building, but rather a compendium of efforts driven by innovation in construction.

Ecological construction: how urbanism is learning from the past and the future

Ecological construction: how urbanism is learning from the past and the future

Could the sustainable construction of the future use the ecological construction of the past as a reference? If sustainable architecture is a prerequisite of smart cities, the use of traditional materials and techniques is also necessary.

What is sustainable architecture and why is it important for smart cities?

What is sustainable architecture and why is it important for smart cities?

Discover the significance of sustainable architecture for smart cities. Explore eco-friendly design principles and innovations.

Golden Gate Bridge: milestones and interesting facts about an architectural icon

Golden Gate Bridge: milestones and interesting facts about an architectural icon

The Golden Gate Bridge is probably the most photographed bridge in the world. In fact, in 2018, it was the ninth most photographed attraction in the United States on Instagram. An icon of San Francisco and a symbol of early 20th century engineering, its history is full of milestones.

Could an ultra-white paint cool the cities of the future?

Could an ultra-white paint cool the cities of the future?

Recently, Xiulin Ruan, a Purdue University professor of mechanical engineering, created the whitest paint on record, capable of reflecting 98.1% of sunlight. His plan: paint entire cities in order to cool them.

What is pervious concrete and how can it be used in cities

What is pervious concrete and how can it be used in cities

Over the past century, the way in which city surfaces have been paved has led to local flooding. Pervious concrete is a solution worth studying to avoid scenarios of cities sinking due to a lack of groundwater.

Dogen City, Japan’s futuristic floating city seeking self-sustainability.

Dogen City, Japan’s futuristic floating city seeking self-sustainability.

The floating city of Dogen City is a Japanese start-up’s response to climate change and the rising sea levels threatening many cities. And it may, if it is ever completed, be the world’s healthiest city.

Exploring the concept of cob houses: longevity, legality, electricity, and thermal insulation

Exploring the concept of cob houses: longevity, legality, electricity, and thermal insulation

Although they may look like little houses that belong in ‘The Lord of the Rings’, cob houses recover ancient construction materials to fly the flag for an architectural movement based on bioconstruction and sustainability.

Montreal’s underground city: Seven things not to be missed

Montreal’s underground city: Seven things not to be missed

Lying beneath the surface of some major cities are other underground levels. A perfect example of this, at an international level, is Montreal’s underground city (RÉSO), in Canada. Why is it so famous?

Biophilia on three levels: interior design, architecture and urban planning

Biophilia on three levels: interior design, architecture and urban planning

Discover how biophilic design can improve well-being and sustainability in smart cities and see examples of modern homes and urban spaces.

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