Can buildings save the environment?
We tend to see nature as separate from the world of buildings and architecture — natural vs artificial. What if these worlds could unite to save the environment instead of harming it?
Architect, curator, and writer Pedro Gadanho believes that architecture needs to move beyond sustainability and have a regenerative effect on the environment. Instead of being driven by consumption, the world needs to focus on renovation and rehabilitation to build a future that doesn’t deplete our natural resources.
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