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Browsing Energetic Architecture

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Technology

Solar paint turns water vapour into energy

Australia – Developed by researchers at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, the paint absorbs water vapour and splits it to generate hydrogen.

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Technology

Asif Khan opens energy-inspired design pavilion

Astana – The pavilion, We Are Energy, explores climate change, human civilisation and energy innovation in the UK.

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Design

New York unveils proposals to fight climate change

New York – The Climate Resiliency Design Guidelines report is aimed at influencing new design strategies for architects.

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Design

BiotA Lab: Bioreceptive Design

Architects Marcos Cruz and Richard Beckett explain their design innovation for greener cities.

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Technology

Soft architecture: Do we still need walls?

Could thermal, acoustic and electrical energy take the place of bricks and mortar?

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Europe

Zero-energy coffee

UK – Coffee chain Costa opens the Eco Pod, a zero-energy coffee shop.

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Design

Energy-absorbing furniture

Milan – Design and architect duo Raphaël Ménard and Jean-Sébastien Lagrange have unveiled their energy-absorbing table that can help regulate a room’s temperature.

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Europe

Pollution-eating bridge

Barcelona – A bridge over a dual carriageway north of the city centre is being refurbished with pollution-eating concrete.

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Food & Drink

Whole-system Thinking

As the boundaries between modern society and nature begin to blur, consumerism is becoming more integrated with our living world. As this shift unfolds in the decades to come, brands will need to think on a planetary scale if they want to remain relevant in The Age of the Long Near.