There are increasingly strict regulations from export markets and brands on greening production and supply chains, as well as sustainable development criteria. This forces Vietnamese textile and garment enterprises to improve their greening process more strongly. Going green is not only the responsibility of each business; the entire industry needs to participate to create a green business community and build a sustainable supply chain image in the eyes of consumers and international buyers.
AN 867 is a high-rise development project located in a residential area in western Mexico City. The project was conceived with the desire to create a flexible space that uses sustainable materials such as concrete and natural pine wood. The building is situated on a 268 m² plot, featuring four floors of apartments and two underground parking levels. With an entrance lobby slightly below street level that connects with the parking levels, this area offers a private space with lush greenery for building occupants.
Redeveloping existing buildings is increasingly favored over demolition to reduce the environmental impact of the construction industry. In the case of Fellenoord 15, the current building was difficult to access and no longer met the needs of a changing and expanding workforce.
AKIN has been announced as the winning team in the Barangaroo Harbour Park Design Competition, a project that will reshape Sydney’s central waterfront area. Through their designs, the team will integrate Indigenous knowledge systems with landscape architecture, regenerative design, public art, and spaces that connect Indigenous communities on a large scale. Additionally, the park will serve as a site for Gadigal hunting, fishing, and gathering practices.
Adhering to the functional services of the original hospital design, the renovation has tripled the scale of Clinica Girona, expanded its range of specialized departments, and set a pioneering example in Catalonia's private healthcare sector. Clínica Girona embodies innovation, efficiency, sustainability, and inclusivity, fostering an environment committed to the well-being of each individual it serves.
The building is located on Queensway, opposite the iconic Whitley department store, which is also being redesigned by Foster + Partners as part of a larger redevelopment plan. Named The William, after William Whiteley, the project features six floors of office spaces, shops, and 32 new homes, with nearly half of the residences designated as affordable housing.
Located in Grand Rapids, Michigan, the presence of the new museum building not only celebrates the cultural and artistic design values of the area but also provides refreshing experiences through core green values.
Green Solution House is an iconic project in circular sustainability with three main objectives: 1) showcasing green solutions, 2) promoting continuous improvement, and 3) encouraging knowledge sharing.
The Monsuge community in Curitiba has become a new phenomenon in the local real estate market, boasting the highest commercial value per square meter. This area, known as Ecovile, is marked by major transport corridors, isolated buildings, tall walls, and limited vibrancy in public spaces.
Located in Tiptur town, Tumkur district, this house is situated on a 70'x40' plot of land in a newly developed area where no neighboring structures exist yet, and the architectural context is not yet defined. To address privacy and security concerns, the house is surrounded by a natural black granite wall, giving the impression of a solid and robust structure. Inside this stone wall, the house is deliberately arranged, creating a blend of materials and space.
HasleTre is an innovative and sustainable commercial building in Oslo, Norway. Designed for disassembly and reuse, it focuses on environmental friendliness. This 5-story, 3000m² office building is one of Norway's leading examples of sustainable construction with advanced design technology.
Heatherwick Studio has won a global competition to transform the uninhabited Nodeul Island on the Han River, Seoul, into a vibrant public park. The project, titled "Soundscape," creates a series of dramatic spaces at various levels that can host musical performances and art spaces. Set within a green and biodiverse landscape, the design reflects the mountainous terrain of Seoul and the patterns of sound waves.
Located to the north of Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, Hiroshima Gate Park, formerly the site of Hiroshima Civic Stadium, is a symbol of post-war recovery. Through collaboration among partners via the Park-PFI (Park-Private Finance Initiative) program, this project aims to transform the old stadium site into a space that stimulates daily activities, creates an outdoor culture, and preserves the special history of the area for future generations.