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This initiative, a collaboration with local government and gardeners, reflects New Affiliates’ commitment to transforming construction waste into resources. The post Deconstruction by Design: How Architects Are Redefining Practice Through Material Reuse appeared first on Journal.
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Using renewable energy, as the French government has asked its quarries to do, the stone has next to zero embodied carbon," he continued. Nowadays there's a lot of talk about deconstruction" Petkova argued that disassembling stone buildings is not without carbon cost.
Sculptures destroyed by the Chinese government also feature In particular, McGuirk noted the sense of Chinese history that runs through the show, which includes a large floor installation made up of fragments of sculptures that were destroyed by the Chinese government when it demolished the artist's Beijing studio without warning in 2018.
The UK government has commissioned the trade body representing the concrete industry to determine the amount of atmospheric carbon dioxide captured in concrete buildings and infrastructure in a move critics have described as "like the fox guarding the henhouse.".
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