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In this issue we explore the zero-carbon smart home which has been built by Honda to try and solve environmental problems which the world is being faced with.
We then look at naturally inspired design which has been based on the world around us and see how the environment and organic structures can improve the efficiency of our buildings.
Moreover, we investigate the latest trends and techniques in bathroom design and profile some of the latest materials, fixtures and fittings being developed for architects and contractors.
We ask if micro houses are a realistic solution to housing crises.
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Resilience From Roofs
Green roofs have been popular architectural features for some time, but their role in climate change mitigation is often under appreciated. We look at how scientific research is quantifying the benefits
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Naturally Inspired
Biomimetic designs are starting to leave their mark on an industry striving for sustainability. We explore new building concepts and projects inspired by nature
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Inside the Solardome
To protect an eco-home from the extreme weather of the Arctic Circle, UK-based Solardome Industries had to push the boundaries of geodesic glass dome technology. The company shares exclusive insights into the design of this stunning project
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The Y: Cube Solution
It may closely resemble a Monopoly game hotel but youth charity YMCA’s cutting-edge Y:Cube micro-flat is an actual housing option. We find out if the new flat can help ease London’s accommodation crisis
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Micro Housing: The Answer to London’s Crisis?
Is micro housing just a fad or a viable solution to London’s escalating housing crisis? We ask housing experts in the capital about the potential and limitations of building small
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Inside the Honda House
Honda is taking its technology from the automotive industry to the housing sector. We take a look at the company’s concept for a zero-carbon smart home
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When the trains are gone
What happens to stations once they are decommissioned? As conversions of old stations become increasingly ambitious, we profile some of the best redevelopment projects
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Modern Minimalism
In keeping with the latest advances in home décor, minimalism has become the watchword when it comes to modern bathroom design. We ask Rome-based architect Carola Vannini about prevailing trends and when designing for today’s luxury-led consumers
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New In
The construction and design industry is forever producing new materials, fixtures and fittings. We profile some of the best new products that have come on the market over the past months
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Next issue preview
2014 will see the 100th building over 300m built worldwide. We ask what engineering considerations are needed for buildings this tall.
We also consider China’s plans to redevelop its shantytowns and look at ORPROJECT’s remarkable, nature-inspired designs.
Moreover, we look at innovations in designs using wood, investigate the passenger-centric design of Heathrow’s new Terminal 2 and profile some of the latest materials, fixtures and fittings being developed for architects and contractors.
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