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A sustainability ethos

A sustainability ethos

The Artdog Images of Interest I have a thing for “green” architecture. I think the potential to build things that actually improve the environment is amazing. Much better than conventional projects that blight or destroy it. All over the world, I’m delighted to see a sustainability ethos begin to rise up. We all need a sense that we have a moral obligation to do better. All over the world, but not as much in the USA. That’s not to say we have nothing of…

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A different take on a “urban forest”

A different take on a “urban forest”

The Artdog Image of Interest Here’s an update on this “different take,” from 2024! When you focus on unusual projects, sometimes they don’t work out long-term, but this one did! Take a look at the project with mature trees and tested by more than a decade of living and growing. I’m focusing on “green” architecture this month. Not only green as environmentally sustainable, but green as in there are lots of plants incorporated into the design. In this case, it’s an urban apartment…

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