Nordic steelmakers: Low-carbon projects and clarity on green steel definition
Nordic steelmakers: Low-carbon projects to achieve net zero while demand for green steel is increasing and seek clarity on green steel definition.
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Nordic steelmakers: Low-carbon projects to achieve net zero while demand for green steel is increasing and seek clarity on green steel definition.
Reusing building materials is today’s and the future’s answer to several global environmental challenges. Sponsored content.
Elimination of pollution at source among 70.000 materials and good ventilation is fundamental to maintaining quality of life for everyone. Professor Sandy Halliday.
Building materials and installations have a significant impact on health. Indoor environment, in addition to five physical aspects in indoor climate, encompasses psychological and well-being factors in buildings.
Superior acoustics, a healthy indoor climate, and distinctive design are among the key contributions provided Troldtekt. Sponsored content.
This project in Oslo attracts international visitoris with innovative environmental technology – a mixed-use building with natural climate control.
Near by Oslo, a 130-year-old barn has been given a new lease of life. Nedre Sem barn is innovative through the sum of the project’s exemplary characteristics.
This SolarBau funding programme provided support for energy saving. It did not provide capital funding but instead supported design work.
This building utilizes innovative environmental technology and is the first mixed-use building in Norway with natural climate control.
Green buildings receive some attention. Why isn’t it more common, and what is recommended to achieve the UN Sustainable Development Goals in time?
The largest property owner in Norway, were pioneers in incorporating environmental requirements for materials from the project’s inception in 2014.
How Scandinavian homes achieve health and environmental certification
From 2039, the architecture firm Snøhetta will only design carbon-negative buildings.
The green economy affects the growth of human well-being and social equality while reducing environmental threats and the use of natural resources. Architects, how can this be executed in the face of a worldwide shortage of skilled professionals?
Together, we help bridge the comeptence gap between green jobs and green initiatives.
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has developed a scientifically based tool to conserve our vital biodiversity.
A global skills gap in the green jobs market, particularly in the field of
Major environmental impacts, and also social ones, are embodied in our buildings.
The strength of nature is “lazy and intelligent,” says Sigrid Adriaenssens, a professor of engineering at Princeton who specializes in biomimicry. Spider silk is five times stronger than steel.
Biophilia and biomimicry are two concepts that are gaining momentum in the field of architecture.