Meaning in Building Ecology

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Lee, Christopher [author. ]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, November 8, 2021.ISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: Christopher Lee talks about the meaning in designing carbon neutral energy building and the role of technology and economy in achieving it.

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Architecture&knowledge (37) ,
Wood construction (73) ,
Timber (134) ,
Theory (45) ,
Research (211) ,
New scientific processes (4) ,
Economy (132) ,
Ecology (132) ,
Discipline (176) ,
Design strategies (236)

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Archive, Christopher Lee, Contributors, Formats, Serie Architects, Talk, Technology and fabrication, The Ecologies of the Building Envelope, Topics, Urban Paradigms.

Architect’s role, Architecture&knowledge, Building construction, Building Technology, Building Technology Series, Design strategies, Discipline, Ecology, Economy, New scientific processes, Research, talk, Theory, Timber, Wood construction

This talk is part of the Building Technology Series curated and held by Alejandro Zaera-Polo and Jeffrey S. Anderson in the context of their book The Ecologies of the Building Envelope published by Actar Publishers.

The Building Technology Series has been produced by Candela de Bortoli and Marta Bugés, and edited by Sara Traba.

Christopher Lee talks about the meaning in designing carbon neutral energy building and the role of technology and economy in achieving it.

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