Building the future, not just a structure...
After our last blog "Biophilic Design & Architecture", we were inspired to expand and look into sustainable design. Waste glass transformation Sustainability is “a form of development that meets the needs of the present generation, without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.” Therefore, it is said to be a growing trend within the architectural industry. Although there might be some confusion between the words “green” and "sustainable”, there are various differences between them. “Green” buildings are not always “sustainable.” The main characteristic of a green building is to help reduce your carbon footprint that you leave on the natural environment. This includes energy efficiency, renewable energy sources, implementing natural ventilation systems; and using construction materials that reduce the use of volatile organic compounds (VOC). With sustainable design, you’ll always have to keep the big-picture in the b
