Global Warming and the Built Environment

by Robert Samuels (Editor)

How do the monumental concerns of global warming impact the design profession? This insightful volume presents strategies for designing and managing buildings and communities in the context of global warming. The authors explore the implications of environmental conservation for architecture and civil engineering, and discuss issues of accountability and responsibility.

304 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 1994

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[Kirsti Samuels · Rating 5 out of 5]

The 1990s saw a growing emphasis on the integration of human well-being and environmental sustainability, with concepts such as green building, sustainable urban design, and eco-cities gaining traction. Dr. Samuels' 1994 book, "Global Warming and the Built Environment," was a significant contribution to this evolving paradigm, highlighting the importance of sustainable practices in architecture and urban planning.