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Adaptive planning for coastal climate change

Adaptive planning for climate change

Practice | Landscape Architecture Aotearoa discusses the various ways that adaptive planning can help coasts cope with climate change.
Words: Landscape Architecture Aotearoa Posted: 18 Sep 2018
Suicidal denial

Suicidal denial

Practice | While people worldwide are discussing COP21, the people of Christchurch are more concerned with their property values.
Words: Bernd Gundermann Posted: 8 Feb 2016
Designers from China, US commit to low-carbon future

Designers commit to low-carbon future

News | Fifty-two Chinese and international built environment firms commit to ensuring new projects adhere to low-carbon standards.
Words: Sian Johnson Posted: 3 Nov 2015
Architecture, the climate of the future

Architecture, the climate of the future

Calendar | Conference, Paris, 30 Nov 2015
The International Union of Architects’ symposium in Paris coincides with the UN Climate Change Conference: COP 21.
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