Powerhouse Brattørkaia: Energy-Positive Building
Powerhouse Brattørkaia: Energy-Positive Building
- urbanNext, October 15, 2019.
- 1054 words.
Energy and sustainability, Middle Density, Project, Snøhetta, Urban Paradigms
Carbon footprint, Climate concern, Collective garden, Construction, Courtyard, Design strategies, Efficiency, Energy consumption, Environment, Impact, Light, Lighting design, Norway, Office building, Project, Renewable energy, Resources, Solar Energy, Solar radiation, Sustainability, Technology, Thermal comfort, Trondheim, Ventilation, Well-being, Working Space
The energy sector and building industry accounts for over 40% of global industry’s heat-trapping emissions combined, according to the World Resources Institute. As the world’s population and the severity of the climate crisis continue to grow, we are challenged to think how to build responsibly – creating high quality spaces for people while also reducing our environmental footprint.
2575-5374
Architecture Sustainable-design Project Trondheim, Norway Norway
Energy and sustainability, Middle Density, Project, Snøhetta, Urban Paradigms
Carbon footprint, Climate concern, Collective garden, Construction, Courtyard, Design strategies, Efficiency, Energy consumption, Environment, Impact, Light, Lighting design, Norway, Office building, Project, Renewable energy, Resources, Solar Energy, Solar radiation, Sustainability, Technology, Thermal comfort, Trondheim, Ventilation, Well-being, Working Space
The energy sector and building industry accounts for over 40% of global industry’s heat-trapping emissions combined, according to the World Resources Institute. As the world’s population and the severity of the climate crisis continue to grow, we are challenged to think how to build responsibly – creating high quality spaces for people while also reducing our environmental footprint.
2575-5374
Architecture Sustainable-design Project Trondheim, Norway Norway