What do you think of when people think of green buildings? Perhaps the first second thought is the vertical tall building, vegetation roof or the indoor planting of many trees, but this is only a very simple aspect.
Green building or green design is a building method designed to reduce the harmful effects on the environment and health. Regular use of professional words such as green and sustainable often causes confusion, but green building can be considered as the most sustainable the way.
Let's take a look at the following construction companies or firms who have worked hard in different ways in this direction.
Stefano Boeri Architetti (Italy | Milan Vertical Forest)
Looking back at the vertical forest that was completed in 14 years, it was once popular with microblogging and industry circles, this popular apartment building.
Because the concept of vertical forests has long been proposed, only Boelli's office has finally achieved it, and the high cost of R&D in the early stages has also helped them. It is really the first law firm to eat chicken.
The website of the official website can be found that 60% of Boeri's projects are related to green buildings and there are a lot of green plants. The first vertical forest in Asia is also contracted by Boeri. It is in Nanjing, China.
Rojkind Arquitectos (墨西哥 | Falcon II Headquarters)
The Falcón II extension conceptualizes an extension of the garden to complement the main building and maintain its green landscape, emphasizing the visual relationship between indoor and outdoor.
The transparent glass curtain wall has a control layer in front of it, which consists of 510 modular flower pots, continuing the feeling of the garden exterior. The watering pot also cools the building by passively receiving solar energy.
The office is designed into the interior of the glass building through the atrium and vertical lines do not keep the interior room transparent.
VTN Architects (Vietnam | Atlas Hotel Hoi An)
VTN Architects is a little stranger, but when it comes to Wu Zhengyi, I believe everyone is no stranger to this. The Vietnamese architect and Kuma Kuma and Chihiro can be said to be on an equal footing. They are enjoying international use of ecological materials and natural performance. Reputation.
The hotel is located in the old town of Hoi An. The area has developed rapidly due to the UNESCO World Heritage Site. Well-known Hoi An, many of the original space was slowly eroded by various types of commercialization.
The project address is on an irregular land and its design is to transform this site restriction into a unique style.
The linear layout is divided into several internal courtyards, and the floor is completely freed up to form a connecting network of the inner courtyard.
Space space not only reflects the vigor of Xinhui'an, but also retains the charm of the ancient city.
Luciano Pia (Italy | 25 Green)
The building is considered a living forest because it is alive and may even breathe, covered by a total of 150 trees.
25 Green produces oxygen, carbon reduction, air pollution, noise free, seasonal natural circulation, evolution, etc., and creates a microclimate within the building.
Parkroyal on Pickering Singapore (新加坡)
Parkroyal on Pickering Singapore is a masterpiece of WOHA Architects in Singapore and Tierra Architects is responsible for landscape design. This “Garden Hotel” has a lush garden, waterfalls and flower walls of about 15,000 square meters and is four stories high, which is more than double the total area of the hotel. Adopt the concept of Garden Hotel and implement energy-saving features. He has won the BCA Green Building Platinum Award with the highest honor for green building in Singapore. He is the first to use a solar energy hotel and won the Solar Pioneer Award.
From the design and decoration, it is not difficult to find that many natural materials such as black wood, gravel, glass, etc. match the design concept, and use the sun from the outside to create a sense of harmony in nature. WOHA calls it a topographic building that breathes.
Oasia Restaurant (Singapore)
The Oasia Hotel designed by WOHA stands in the central business district where Singapore's high-rise buildings gather, setting a new model for the intensive use of land in tropical cities. This tower in a hot area is full of vitality, providing a new idea for the design of skyscrapers. WOHA divided the building into several paragraphs with exclusive sky gardens to echo three distinct functions of their offices, hotels and clubs. Build a city to find a job click
These open "ground plane" spaces interspersed with different heights still provide users with countless opportunities for recreation, social interaction. The inner-cut outdoor space creates an exclusive landscape full of vitality and change within the building mass, so that the building surrounded by tall buildings does not need to rely too much on the visual landscape effects brought by the external urban environment.
PENDA Architecture (China | Climbing)
After a year of research, Tiida demonstrated their architectural installations "rising" during the 15 years of Beijing Design Week.
This is a device made entirely of bamboo and rope. Bamboo was selected as the main material because of its long tradition and structural performance in China, and its current unattended situation.
In order to make the design a composable system, the device itself is fully modular, ecological and can be extended and added in every direction.
Some people may think that green building is just a kind of wind, foam, or use of technology for it, but when construction and global large-scale construction account for 40% of global greenhouse gas emissions, the air is getting worse and worse. We need to strengthen our actions!