First Nations design principles and sustainability go hand-in-hand, together improving relationships between people and nature to create more resilient, inclusive societies. Nguluway DesignInc Managing Director, Craig Kerslake Wiradjuri Nation, said: "Sustainable design and Designing from Country are extremely complimentary. While sustainable design is the business of creating environmentally-responsive buildings, places, precincts—Designing with Country focuses on the drivers that compel us to act sustainably in the first place. Relationships. Specifically relationships between humanity and nature. The Indigenous way of seeing the world intuitively builds in sustainability due to those cultural systems which declare that we are related to nature, a part of it. Through this Country-centric mindset, we intuitively look after it—like you would a family member. When architects design from this premise, we embed the Indigenous narrative of relationships as the highest priority. When people are intrinsically linked to place, they intuitively care for it.” Thanks for stopping by, Atelier Ten—it’s always a pleasure to share stories and ideas as part of our industry’s pursuit of reconciliation and environmental stewardship. + Featuring Atelier Ten, Nguluway DesignInc and DesignInc Sydney + Catering by Native Foodways #NowMoreThanEver #NationalReconcilationWeek #B2B #ThoughtLeadership #Architecture #Design #Landscape #Interiors Joyce Lim Tom Fletcher Ian Armstrong Paul Stoller Lucy Marsland Jennifer Elias Stewart Monti Davis Demillo
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First Nations design principles and sustainability go hand-in-hand, together improving relationships between people and nature to create more resilient, inclusive societies. Nguluway DesignInc Managing Director, Craig Kerslake Wiradjuri Nation, said: "Sustainable design and Designing from Country are extremely complimentary. While sustainable design is the business of creating environmentally-responsive buildings, places, precincts—Designing with Country focuses on the drivers that compel us to act sustainably in the first place. Relationships. Specifically relationships between humanity and nature. The Indigenous way of seeing the world intuitively builds in sustainability due to those cultural systems which declare that we are related to nature, a part of it. Through this Country-centric mindset, we intuitively look after it—like you would a family member. When architects design from this premise, we embed the Indigenous narrative of relationships as the highest priority. When people are intrinsically linked to place, they intuitively care for it.” Thanks for stopping by, Atelier Ten—it’s always a pleasure to share stories and ideas as part of our industry’s pursuit of reconciliation and environmental stewardship. + Featuring Atelier Ten, Nguluway DesignInc and DesignInc Sydney + Catering by Native Foodways #NowMoreThanEver #NationalReconcilationWeek #B2B #ThoughtLeadership #Architecture #Design #Landscape #Interiors Joyce Lim Tom Fletcher Ian Armstrong Paul Stoller Lucy Marsland Jennifer Elias Stewart Monti Davis Demillo
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🌟 Sustainable Design: A Necessity, Not an Option 🌿 As architects and designers, we have a unique responsibility to shape the future of our built environment. But are we doing enough to address sustainability in our designs? Sustainable design goes beyond just using eco-friendly materials. It's about creating spaces that respect our planet while enhancing the quality of life for their inhabitants. From energy-efficient buildings to spaces that promote well-being, sustainable design is both an art and a science. At TAMART, we're constantly exploring new ways to integrate sustainability into every project, ensuring that our designs not only look good but do good. What sustainable practices have you incorporated into your projects recently? Let's share ideas and inspire each other to build a greener future! 🌍✨ #SustainableDesign #GreenArchitecture #EcoFriendly #FutureOfDesign
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In recognition of #earthday we challenge everyone to do their part for environmental #sustainability and reduce their own carbon footprint. 👣 ••• ••• ••• We #design #oneofakind #live #work #brand #solutions #architecture #interiordesign #branding www.rel8.design
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We're excited to share "Echoes Unbound," our latest pavilion project featured at KLAF 2024, which thoughtfully aligns with this year's theme: Space, Time, and Meaning. This project stands as a testament to our commitment to sustainability and innovative design, repurposing salvaged timber that once served as the backbone of traditional Malaysian architecture. By breathing new life into these materials, we not only preserve their historical value but also highlight the importance of sustainable practices in modern construction. The pavilion offers more than just a visual experience—it creates a community space where visitors can engage with both the environment and each other. The carefully arranged timber strips allow natural light to filter through, casting intricate patterns of light and shadow, while the open design encourages interaction with the surrounding landscape. This connection between the natural and built environments invites contemplation and strengthens the bond between people and place. As ESG considerations become increasingly central to business strategies, "Echoes Unbound" illustrates how environmentally conscious design can also create aesthetically pleasing and functional spaces. We believe that sustainability and innovation go hand in hand, and we’re eager to collaborate with developers, business owners, and clients who share our vision. Together, we can create spaces that not only meet the needs of the present but also honor the past and protect the future. #CircularEconomy #GreenBuilding #InnovativeDesign #SustainableDevelopment #EnvironmentalImpact
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🌿🏢 At Studio Hedg, we're diving deep into the world of sustainability in architecture! 🌎✨ Drawing inspiration from innovative practices and thoughtful design, we're taking cues from nature to build a greener, brighter future. 🌱 From incorporating green roofs and natural ventilation to maximising energy efficiency through intelligent design, we're committed to creating spaces that inspire and respect our planet. 🌱 We're not just designing buildings but crafting spaces that harmonise with nature, reducing our environmental footprint one innovative idea at a time. We constantly push boundaries by harnessing natural light to illuminate interiors or using reclaimed materials to breathe new life into structures. 💡 Our journey towards sustainability isn't just a trend – it's a fundamental part of who we are. We're redefining what it means to build with purpose through collaboration, creativity, and a passion for positive change. 🌟 Stay tuned as we unveil our latest projects, showcasing how sustainability and stunning design can go hand in hand. Let's build a future where every building is a testament to our commitment to the planet. 💡 But that's not all. We want YOU to be a part of our journey. Share your thoughts, ideas, and questions about sustainable architecture in the comments below. Let's spark a conversation and inspire change together! #StudioHedg #SustainableArchitecture #BuildingABrighterFuture #GreenDesignRevolution #HedgPledge 🌿🏗️
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intelligent architecture well wooded ecologically intelligent. The region of Brazil where I live is a region with vast, beautiful beaches, but there are several skyscraper constructions that do not apply this technology. I am increasingly seeing complaints about problems with high temperatures and discomfort in these environments, so think twice before purchasing these properties, which may be very attractive due to the region, but the nature of the day does not favor it.
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The Art of Crafting Sustainable Spaces Imagine walking into a building that uplifts your spirit, inspires creativity, and fosters health—all while reducing environmental impact. This is the essence of Environmental Design. Far beyond aesthetics, it's about sculpting spaces that enable sustainability, wellness, and human flourishing. Let's commit to designing structures and spaces that benefit both people and planet. By exploring Environmental Design principles, we can discover how these concepts can transform our everyday lives and contribute to a sustainable lifestyle. Key themes of this discipline include green architecture, ecodesign, and sustainable living, highlighting the importance of integrating eco-friendly practices into architecture and urban planning. In summary, Environmental Design is a pivotal approach for constructing a healthier, more sustainable future for all. Let's connect the dots between cutting carbon, elevating human experience, and innovating for the next generation. Together, we can craft an environmentally-conscious world, one mindful project at a time. How can we infuse sustainability into the core of our designs? Let's rethink spaces that uplift our communities. #SustainableDesign #EcoDesign #GreenBuilding #SustainableArchitecture #SustainableLiving #Innovation #EnvironmentalDesign #Sustainability #Design #Architecture
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