The Frick Environmental Center stands at the edge of Pittsburghโs residential neighborhoods and the historic 644-acre Frick Park, acting as a physical and conceptual bridge between the built environment and the natural landscape. Conceived as a living learning center, the facility was designed to make sustainability tangible, accessible, and welcoming to all visitorsโfree of charge. […]
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Sustainable and green buildings continue to gain momentum as designers seek solutions that balance performance, preservation, and purpose. As part of GBRIโs case study series highlighting innovative green building projects from around the world, this course examines the transformation of a former U.S. Army warehouse into an educational facility for university students at the San
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The Museum of Tomorrow is a science museum located on the waterfront of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and is one of the most visited museums in the country. Known for its striking architectural form, use of local resources, and forward-looking mission, the project serves as a compelling case study for sustainable design in practice. This
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Can our understanding of the science of biophilic design help create healthier buildings? Is biophilic design a truly sustainable solution? Can biophilic design revitalize and rejuvenate our healthcare facilities? Join us as GBRI Senior Research Associate Lilli Fischer explores this topic in-depth. In part 1 of this course, we will apply the concepts of biophilic
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Suzlon One Earth in Chennai, India is designed and built to draw attention to the fact that we have only one Earth and we need to preserve it for a sustainable future. In keeping with the One Earth theme, the names of functional blocks in the campus represent the five elements of nature. Living the
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How did the University of Washingtonโs Life Sciences Building sustainably develop the universityโs most prominent department and the most extensive STEM program in the entire state? This unique ecotone project takes green building and sustainable development to a whole new level – enhancing the buildingโs relationship with the campus, students, faculty, and environment. Learn about
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In light of the recently released Netflix documentary, SeaSpiracy, we have taken a deep dive into understanding the status of our oceans. Learn more about the controversy behind oceanic preservation and the blame game it has created under part 2 of this series.
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In this article, we dig deep into the climate justice movement, uncovering the priorities it aims to assert, as well as examples of climate injustice and the activists who are fighting to stop them.
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The WELL Nourishment concept champions the promotion of wholesome and sustainable dietary habits by prioritizing access to fresh fruits and vegetables, curbing the availability of overly processed foods, and architecting spaces that subtly guide individuals towards healthier dietary decisions. This concept is rooted in the belief that our surroundings should be designed in such a
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This article takes a deep dive into the ways that design and racism have closely intermingled over time.
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