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MIPIM presents to you our selection of articles on the best innovative and sustainable architecture to look forward to in 2015. Check out our TOP 5 news...

By James Martin on January 26, 2015 0 Comments

Innovative and Sustainable Buildings

These are 2015’s most exciting building projects – CNN.com

From
edition.cnn.com
– Today, 3:50 PM

It’s a mind-blowing year for boundary-pushing architecture. 2015 is set to see the arrival of Europe and China’s tallest buildings, a New York housing block that towers over the Empire State, and a Scottish cathedral brought back from the dead.

14 Designs That Show What Architecture Will Look Like In The Future

From
www.huffingtonpost.com
– Today, 2:10 PM

Discover the 14 architectural trends that might define this year.

Green urbanism on Côte d’Azur

From
www.worldarchitecturenews.com
– January 12, 2:32 PM

Richard Martinet of Affine Design realises an innovative structure of ephemeral architecture

Architecture: 15 innovative and sustainable buildings to look forward to in 2015

From
www.dezeen.com
– Today, 3:31 PM

Dezeen selects 15 architecture projects to look forward to in 2015, including The Broad, the Whitney, and buildings by OMA, Snöhetta and Herzog & de Meuron

Eco-Tourism Meets Sustainable Architecture

From
www.jetsongreen.com
– January 21, 10:30 AM

Earlier this year a team of students from the University of Technology in Trondheim designed a very sustainable hut as part of a design- and building workshop. They were assisted by Rintala Eggertsson Architects and several others. The international seminar that the workshop was part of was focused on the future of eco-tourism in the Western Ghats region in India. And the main purpose of it was to find sustainable solutions, which would benefit both …

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