Titlebook: Dense and Green Building Typologies; Research, Policy and Thomas Schr?pfer,Sacha Menz Book 2019 The Author(s) 2019 Green architecture.Livea

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Michele Burman,Oona Brooks-Hay,Ruth Friskneybeen part of the progression from Garden City to City in a Garden and developed a keen sense of what succeeds and what is less successful. The Government has developed innovative policies that revolutionise green city initiatives, such as LUSH, Community in Bloom, Landscape Replacement Areas, green

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Michele Burman,Oona Brooks-Hay,Ruth Friskneyants has produced a number of projects that combine natural elements with built environments including the NTU School of Arts, Design, and Media, the Khoo Teck Puat Hospital and the Gardens by the Bay Singapore. These projects have informed and inspired CPG‘s ongoing inquiry through practice that pu

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Sergio Felgueiras,Lúcia Pais,Paulo Machadod urban areas. Ecology tells us that nature provides ecosystem services?to sustain the planet without human intervention. These ecosystem services are invisible to the human eye, such as the?production of oxygen or sequestration and detoxification of wastes. Humanity is unable to provide these servi

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Sergio Felgueiras,Lúcia Pais,Paulo MachadoSingapore. But does this message really work? How much do homebuyers value such features? Does the type of green features matter? In this chapter, Nicholas Mak provides an insight of the homebuyers’ perception of green features in housing developments. He covers the rising trend of developers incorp

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-15335-8 In this chapter, I will consider some of the environmental problems that cities face, and how ecosystem services can contribute to mitigating them. I will focus especially on cities of the humid tropics, notably Singapore, and the potential of ecosystem services to prevent flooding and to keep the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-15335-8han not, were put on the side in order not to hide the building. Now architects would tend to want to have the trees be the facade itself. That indicates a big level of progress and change in our design culture.

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Dense and Green Building Typologies: Architecture as Urban Ecosystem, typologies for high-density environments that include public spaces, extensive sky terraces, sky bridges, vertical parks, roof gardens and other ‘green’ components. Combinations of all these, often applied to mixes of residential, civic and commercial programmes, conjoin at times to produce ‘vertic

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A City in a Garden,the city and the state have to be catered to. Above that,Singapore?sustains one of the most competitive economies in the world and a city ranked amongst the top in Asia for the quality of life. To meet the demands of these rather unique circumstances, Singapore has had to find its own ways to solve