The exchange: an experiment in environmentally sustainable urban practice for a subtropical climate


Autoria(s): Holt-Damant, Kathi; Frazer, John H.; Damant, Mark
Data(s)

2009

Resumo

The exchange pavilion offers a dialogue between two Expositions: 1998 in Brisbane and 2010 in Shanghai; and a chance to examine the impact that climate change will have on urban best practice outcomes in cities of the future. The Exchange exhibits the proposition that environmentally sustainable buildings need to interact responsively with a range of technical innovations to enable communities (and hence cities) to control and better manage their immediate environment. The 'Exchange' pavilion is a design experiment that integrates 3 key research elements: * An interactive digital exchange * A living green system wall (vertical and temporal) * A public urban star (horizontal and spatial) The proposition argues that the environmentally sustainability of any city is reliant on harnessing the full spectrum of intellectual and creative capital of the winder community (from universities to Government bodies to citizens) - a true knowledge city.

Identificador

http://eprints.qut.edu.au/47724/

Relação

http://en.expo2010.cn/expo/expoenglish/ubpa/index.html

Holt-Damant, Kathi, Frazer, John H., & Damant, Mark (2009) The exchange: an experiment in environmentally sustainable urban practice for a subtropical climate. [Design/Architectural Work]

Fonte

Faculty of Built Environment and Engineering; School of Design

Palavras-Chave #120100 ARCHITECTURE #Subtropical Urbanism #Eco-positive Design #Urban Best Practice
Tipo

Creative Work