Trailblazer of sustainable architecture | BUILT ECOLOGIES: ARCHITECTURE AND ENVIRONMENT
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- Опубліковано 7 січ 2024
- For our final episode in the Built Ecologies series, we turn to “green” architect Emilio Ambasz. Renowned for buildings that incorporate and frame luscious greenery, Ambasz here explores his lifelong commitment to creating architecture that harmoniously blends with nature and its surroundings. The "Green over Gray" slogan is emblematic of Ambasz’s architectural approach. Rather than imposing the structure on the landscape, or seeing nature as an enemy, the “landscape frames the house”-it is impossible to disentangle one from the other.
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I saw this on the 4th floor and understood it much better now. Thank you I'm a yearly member
Great work
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Trailblazer of sustainable architecture | BUILT ECOLOGIES: ARCHITECTURE AND ENVIRONMENT 0347am 9.1.24 they, his buildings, look like random pieces of detritus cast into some vast green landscape or vast desert. some hiker or pick up truck driver has absent mindedly thrown or dropped something as he takes in the scene...
The greenery is for the suburbs and cement is for downtown is malodorous nasty idea 👏
That is a lot of concrete. I doubt that we see that as sustainable in the light of climate chaos. Maybe we will go back to earthen structures. I do understand his work as a reaction to brutalism, even though we see it in his work.