It's About Time. The Architecture of Climate Change

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This thought-provoking publication highlights the often-overlooked dimension of time in the quest for sustainable futures. By connecting the past, present, and future, it presents a compelling narrative that encompasses historical and contemporary architectural projects, including solar houses, autonomous structures, and earth buildings.

Readers will discover a wealth of pivotal moments in environmental history, such as the first Earth Day and the European Green Deal, woven throughout the book. Each project and historical milestone underscores the intrinsic relationship between climate action and architectural design.

Through a careful examination of past experiments and current transitions, this publication offers not only critical insights into sustainable practices but also hopeful visions for the future. The urgent message is clear: the momentum for change is now, and the architectural field is uniquely positioned to drive this transformation forward.

Designing Sustainable Futures is an essential resource for architects, designers, and environmental advocates committed to exploring the interplay of time and sustainability in their work and shaping a better world for generations to come.