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Welcome to the November edition of RECAP. In this month’s new look edition we see how five major cities are boldly tackling climate change and how Google's new app will help municipalities and metropolises to keep their inhabitants cool by mapping areas where trees are most needed to combat overheating. We look at a short film that discusses the need to switch from a linear make-waste-dispose economy to a more cyclical economy where products and components are designed to be disassembled and regenerated, and take a look at JDS Architects and Othalo’s innovative new vision to build affordable homes from recycled plastic waste...and 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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Google's Latest App Shows Which Urban Areas Need Trees
Romina Totaro  Image: Google Environmental Insights Explorer​​​
DOMUS MAGAZINE​
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How Five Major Cities Are Boldly Tackling Climate Change
Simon Lewson  Image: MVRDV​
AZURE MAGAZINE

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Julien De Smedt Joins Forces With Othalo To Build Housing From Recycled Plastic
Philip Stevens  Image: JDS Architects/othalo​​​
DESIGNBOOM​
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​Participative Planning: Gleis 21 Residential Project in Vienna 
Julia Liese  Image: Hertha Hurnaus​​​
DETAIL MAGAZINE​

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Snøhetta Unveils Ultra-Sustainable Workspace In Norway
Ellie Stathaki  Image: Ivar Kvaal
WALLPAPER MAGAZINE
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Model- C
Generate Technologies/ Placetailor Image: Forbes Massie Studio
GENERATE TECHNOLOGIES/PLACETAILOR          

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Explaining the Circular Economy and How Society Can Re-think Progress
Ellen MacArthur Foundation (Video 3:48) Image: Ellen MacArthur Foundation
ELLEN MACARTHUR FOUNDATION
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Honext Develops Recyclable Construction Material Made Of Cellulose Fibres From Waste Paper
Natashah Hitti  Image: Honext
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