Welcome to the February 2021 edition of RECAP! Before we get going we’d like to thank you for all your emails and feedback on our new look newsletter - they are much appreciated. Please keep them coming!
In this month’s edition we take a look at the recent resurgence in a new model for urban planning in the French capital. We see how a Scottish social housing scheme has challenged the perception that the Passivhaus Standard cannot be a cost effective solution to building, and after our feature of the Toronto Tree Tower in last month’s edition, we bring you Sabrina Sayed’s essay Outrage: the false promises of floating gardens..and much, much more. We hope you enjoy it!
RECAP is our monthly newsletter which showcases a selection of architecture and design projects from across Europe and beyond, with a focus on sustainability, innovation and socially responsible design principles that show a greater respect for human scale, biodiversity and the environment.
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Sabrina Sayed Image: Heatherwick Studio
ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW
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Peter Yeung Image: Paris en commun
BBC WORKLIFE
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Krft Image: Krft
KRFT ARCHITECTS
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Cebra Architecture Image: Mikkel Frost
CEBRA ARCHITECTURE
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Lenny Antonelli Image: Carlos Prieto
PASSIVE HOUSE PLUS
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MacEwan Award Image: Tom Manly
RIBA JOURNAL
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AJ Climate champions podcast with Hattie Hartman (42:30)
Image: Julien Lanoo ARCHITECT'S JOURNAL
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Amy Frearson Image: Rory Gardiner
DEZEEN
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