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COP29 Highlights: Key Takeaways for Cities and the Built Environment

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Below are the key takeaways from COP29 for the built environment and urban spaces. From commitments to climate finance and carbon markets to renewable energy and resilience-building, the summit's decisions provide a roadmap for transforming cities into hubs of climate innovation and adaptation. Read more »

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The Science of Design: How Neuroscience can Help Architects Shape the Built Environment

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Image © Ludovica Mangini Salone del Mobile.Milano In recent years, the integration of neuroscience and architecture has revolutionized our understanding of how built environments influence human well-being, behavior, and cognition.

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Public Restrooms: 15 Projects That Provide Functionality and Comfort in Urban Environments

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Recognizing these issues, various architects have taken on the challenge of transforming these spaces into functional and pleasant environments , experimenting with innovative proposals to address these needs. However, these spaces often come with discomforts, including lack of accessibility, absence of privacy, and poor cleanliness.

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Designing Shared Rural Environments: Defining Public Spaces beyond Urban Metrics

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Image © Timothy Hursley Rural environments are often difficult to define in administrative and professional contexts and carry notable biases and complexities. Newbern Town Hall.

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10 libraries, schools, and learning environments we enjoyed this week

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In case you haven't checked out Archinect's Pinterest boards in a while, we have compiled ten recently pinned images from outstanding projects on various Archinect Firm and People profiles. Today's top images (in no particular order) are from the board Learning Spaces.

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Integrating Well-Being into Outdoor Environments

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Integrating well-being practices into outdoor environments offers an attractive solution, combining the therapeutic benefits of natural settings with cutting-edge wellness technology, providing a holistic refuge that nurtures the body and soul, and inviting individuals to relax and reconnect with the world around them.

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Designing with Humidity: How Architecture Adapts to the World’s Dampest Climates

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Image Joana Franca Humid environments present some of the most complex challenges in architectural design. Tropical Shed / Laurent Troost Architectures.

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