Most of what is being shown on this article have been taught in Architectural studies, most likely, in tropical countries. As much as possible maximize the use of natural resources for lighting and ventilation. This article from Allianz Knowledge is very informative and easy to understand with its interactive or animated presentation. See more of [...]
I viewed this from Atelier OPA website. This is one way of generating electricity that may be suitable here in the Philippines – the “wind revolving powered lamp”. This can be applicable in all types of buildings even stylish for modern architecture. This eco-friendly standing lamp was designed by Toshihiko Suzuki in 2009.
GreenAP resource speaker Arch. Mike Guerrero brings “Sustainability” to the UAP Singapore Chapter on Sept 15. If interested, contact the UAP Singapore Chapter
I read one of the 2009 editions of the Blueprint magazine that featured the ecoKubo. The design concept was very impressive that it led me to research more about it. I found articles about the ecoKubo in pinoygreenacademy showing its design factors. Here is the link to the post: EcoKubo : Green House for the [...]
I followed and admired a great site about Green Building/ Architecture advocacy site the www.pinoygreenacademy.com . Today is the site’s one year anniversary. I consider myself as one of the academy’s students, and I have learned a lot from following it. In honor to its deep dedication and the author’s aims to make people aware [...]
This is a shorter version of my post in www.pinoygreenacademy about flood floating houses. Here are some photos I saw over the Daily Green and Go-Green website. They are of houses that are designed to float over floodwaters, in case such disasters happen again. If we in the Philippines have Ondoy and Pepeng, the U.S. [...]
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