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Dream Chill-Out Rooftops By @rizi.ad [IG]💚

March 12, 2023 by Nitin Goel

Categories Interesting Stuff Tags amazing, exterior, interior design

#Singapore is renowned for its breathtaking skyline, boasting some of the most innovative and sustainable architecture in the world. Its commitment to sustainable development has resulted in a stunning array of buildings that not only showcase the city’s forward-thinking approach, but also serve as a shining example to the rest of the world.One of the most striking features of Singapore’s sustainable architecture is its seamless integration with nature. From the towering vertical gardens of the #MarinaBaySands hotel to the lush greenery of the #GardensbytheBay, Singapore’s architects have succeeded in creating buildings that harmoniously blend in with their surroundings. In fact, many of the city’s buildings are designed to incorporate green spaces, such as rooftop gardens and terraces, that not only enhance the aesthetics of the structures, but also serve to reduce heat absorption and improve air quality.In addition to its greenery, Singapore’s sustainable architecture is also renowned for its energy efficiency. Many buildings in the city are equipped with state-of-the-art systems that use renewable energy sources such as solar power and rainwater harvesting to reduce their carbon footprint. For example, the Helix Bridge, a stunning pedestrian walkway that spans the Marina Bay, is fitted with solar panels that power the bridge’s lighting, while the Marina Barrage, a massive dam that provides drinking water and flood control, also generates electricity through its hydroelectric turbines.Photos by: @bennytgh [IG]

Timber Mobilities: The Ecological Future Of Our Mobilities – Vincent Callebaut ArchitecturesVincent Callebaut Architectures: The mobility of the future will be more diverse, smarter, more shared, cleaner and greener. Cities must again be there for people, not cars, protecting the environment.The fact that the transport sector is globally responsible for the largest share of CO2 emissions in the world, 24%, and that each motorist spends an average of 90 hours a year in traffic jams shows that things cannot continue like this. 52% of mobility in the world’s major cities is still done by car.

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