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Ecological ArchitectureJames Steele

Ecological Architecture

2005272 pages
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"The ecological approach to building is the great untold story in the architectural history of the past century. Although not by any means anti-modern, many of the key tenets of the ecological philosophy - sustainability, energy efficiency, harmonious relationship with the environment, a focus on suitability of building types for specific conditions - always stood in apparent contrast to the sweep of science-led 'progress' that characterized much of the Modern Movement. Today, however, in a world increasingly awake to environmental damage, the visionaries of the past are vindicated to the…

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  • Hardcover · English · 2005
    Thames & Hudson · 272 pages · 9780500342107
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