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Merging city and nature : 30 commitments to combat climate change / Batlleiroig, edited by Marta Poch ; translation: Kevin Alan Krell.

Fine Arts Library NA9053.E58 B38 2022
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Batlleiroig Archictetura.
Contributor:
Poch, Marta, editor.
Krell, Kevin, translator.
Language:
English
Spanish
Subjects (All):
City planning--Environmental aspects.
City planning.
Sustainable buildings.
Sustainable architecture.
Landscape architecture and energy conservation.
Urban ecology (Sociology).
urban environments.
Physical Description:
353 pages : colour illustrations, plans ; 27 cm
Place of Publication:
New York ; Barcelona : ACTAR Publishers, 2022.
Summary:
At Batlleiroig we have been talking about Landscape and Nature since our foundation in 1981. We are committed to the environment and involved in finding solutions to solve the climate emergency. The motto "Merging City and Nature" serves to bring together our improvement commitments in each of the actions we carry out. We work in three different disciplines: Urbanism, Landscaping and Architecture, trying to be very specialists in each of them but from the essential transversality that is required to develop any intervention. The climate emergency becomes today our main transversality, the one that should guide our actions.
Contents:
Exchanges
Planning as the link between city and nature / Joan Busquets, Enric Batlle
Landscape as connector between nature and people / Clara Oloriz Sanjuan, Joan Batlle
Building as nexus between people and city / Martha Thorne, Joan Roig
30 commitments to combat climate change
Cool island
-3°C Fresh air arteries
Bioclimatic spaces
Climate shelters
Biodiversity
Green infrastructure
New natures
Biophilic buildings
Water
Original geography
SUDS - sustainable urban drainage systems
100% reuse
Sustainable mobility
Green routes
Door to door
Healthy stairs
Productivity
Food governance
Zero km
Productive buildings
Recycling
Urban recycling
Revaluing place
Rehabilitating vs. demolishing
Green life cycle
City of cities
Nature-based solutions
Carbon neutral balance
Near-zero emissions
A naturally regulated environment
Logical sustainability
Near zero-energy buildings
Self -sufficiency
Generating in the neighborhood, combining energies
Producing energy in public space
100% positive energy balance
Health and well-being
An inclusive city
Healthy public spaces
WELL buildings, the user at the center.
Notes:
Translated from the Spanish.
ISBN:
9781638400097
1638400091
OCLC:
1375084887

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