Global Wellbeing

This development is  part of the plan to make Reykjavík more urban and less car-centric than it is today. It would be convenient to have eVTOLs landing on vertiports or these green roofs. Barangaroo Apartment complex with green roof Project by Dubuisson Architecture for a competition led by Icade. Paris France

Mumbai Masterplan Architect Hafeez Contractor’s Eastern Waterfront proposal of 2014. Sixteen years earlier, Contractor speculated, “All future development must necessarily be vertical.” Image Courtesy/Architect Hafeez   Hafeez Contractor’s idea of what the Mumbai port land development should look like, including the world’s tallest building Jiangbei new district

The Project is for a high tech centre in the Givat Ram area with rooftop gardens Hungary building with greenery cover Looks like Galaxy Soho Beijing

  Laminated bamboo lumber building in Nanjing Forestry University First jute based eco-friendly shelter constructed in FDMN camp Format News and Press Release   Source ICDDR,B     Posted 4 Feb 2022   Originally published 3 Feb 2022   Origin  Environmental intervention unit (EIU) of icddr,b constructed the first ever jute based (Jutin) eco-friendly shelter in the Forcibly Displaced Myanmar Nationals (FDMN) camp in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh in collaboration with Dr Mubarak Ahmed Khan and Caritas, Bangladesh. Jutin, an alternative housing material made of jute and resin invented by Dr Khan, is durable, bio-acceptable, heat and saline water resistant. The project has been funded by Islamic Development Bank. The Refugee, Relief and Repatriation Commissioner (RRRC), Cox’s Bazar, Md. Shah Rezwan Hayat along with Senior Assistant Secretaries and Camp In charges, Md. Monjur Ahsan, Md. Mezba Ul Alam Bhuiya and Md. Shahjahan visited the pilot house on February 02, ...

IBUKU Designed This School Facility in Bali Using Only Bamboo BY JESSICA ZUNIGA DECEMBER 28, 2021 The Green School in Bali, sometimes referred to as the bamboo school, is a private, international school that teaches pre-K through high school. The campus highlights the natural environment and teaches sustainable practices. Photo by Tommaso Riva Story at a glance: The campus of the Green School in Bali is dense and green, with structures made from natural materials using both ancient techniques and modern technology. At the center of an open field, bordered by palm trees, stands the school’s largest and newest structure—The Arc. Standing underneath the Arc’s gracefully sloped roof you feel like you’re in the belly of a whale, staring up at detailed weavings and large arches. The Arc spans more than 60 feet across and reaches 45 feet tall. The structure is built entirely with bamboo ; its weaving arches are not only aesthetically beautiful but an impressive feat of engineering. The Arc’s...

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Plant covered green new sculpture for king salman park