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Solar energy
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Profiles
A New Model for Equitably Shared Solar Energy Emerges in New York
Working at the intersection of social, racial, economic, and environmental justice, UPROSE develops campaigns and initiatives rooted in participatory community planning in Brooklyn’s Sunset Park.
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Projects
A Financial Campus in Sydney Takes a Holistic Approach in its Pursuit of Sustainability
Woods Bagot's design for Axle, a new office campus for the Commonwealth Bank of Australia puts sunlight—and sustainability—front and center.
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Viewpoints
“Heliomorphic Chicago” Tinkers With the City’s Iconic Buildings to Create a More Equitable Skyline
On view at the Chicago Architecture Biennial, the installation advocates for a return to a “collective urban form.”
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Profiles
For This Solar Design Pioneer, Architecture Is Synonymous With Energy
Daylight isn’t the first urban-planning consideration, but it is among the most important. This pioneer in solar design has worked for half a century to spread the message.
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Projects
Students From Texas and Germany Team Up for Solar Decathlon 2015
The innovative design NexHaus, created by a team of students from University of Texas in Austin, Texas and Technische Universität München in Germany for the Solar Decathlon, is on display at the Orange County Great P
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Viewpoints
After Nuclear Crisis, Japan Delivers This Solar Stunner
Japan unveils its largest solar park as part of a larger effort to "re-think" energy.
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Projects
The Mission District’s Zero Cottage Produces Its Own Energy
David Baker’s Zero Cottage is a passive house in a dense urban area.
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Projects
With New Zhengzhou Tower, SOM Looked to Early 20th-Century Solar Technology
The new tower by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill becomes the centerpiece of Zhengzhou, China.