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  1. The housing we need, for the future we want A green paper and systems framework on how the #buildingindustry can answer four crises at once: #climate and #biodiversity breakdown, #energy and resource insecurity, unaffordable #housing, and unhealthy #homes. For the first time, the paper treats them as one system. It asks a simple question. What happens when the same interventions are designed to fix all four together?
    (BPIE , VELUX, RISE, Artelia #Denmark) #politics

    no-ob.com/greenpaper

  2. International #conference for #architects #engineers #researchers and the #BuildingIndustry

    The 18th International Advanced #BuildingSkins Conference & Expo

    Date: 30-31 October 2023
    Place: Kursaal Conference Center in #Bern #Switzerland

    +Info, Program & Registration:

    abs.green/2023

  3. RT @UNECEForests: The #buildingindustry currently accounts for 40% of global resource consumption and CO2 emissions🌎
    Using #wood for construction can reduce #CO2 emissions contained in buildings by more than 90%🪵

    #forests #BetterWithForests #sustainability #timber t.co/45kBFopXwA

    🐦🔗: n.respublicae.eu/EU_ENV/status

  4. Great read; would love to connect with people in the design and architecture industry that incorporate indigenous principles in their processes!

    Listen, observe, learn: Ethics and protocols on Country | ArchitectureAU
    architectureau.com/articles/li

    'Non-Indigenous built environment professionals should start considering how their worldviews have caused damage to the environment through design and through built form, and to challenge what they know about the built environment and the filter through which they have learned.'

    #architecture #design #interiordesign #CareForCountry #TheGreatOutdoors #Sustainability #mindfulness #ethics #IndigenousKnowledge #culture #BuildingIndustry #colonialism #WorldView #responsibility #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe #AboriginalLand