Designing data centers to be “net-zero” refers to creating facilities that have a net-zero carbon footprint, meaning they generate as much renewable energy as they consume and offset any remaining emissions through various sustainability measures. Achieving net-zero status for data centers is a significant challenge but can be accomplished with careful planning and the integration…
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Top Ten Tips to Renovate a Building to Net-Zero
Renovating an existing building to achieve net-zero energy consumption involves a comprehensive and integrated approach that addresses various aspects of the building’s design, systems, and operations. Net-zero energy means that the building produces as much energy as it consumes over the course of a year. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you…
Building a Sustainable Future: Constructing Houses to Halt Global Warming
Building a Sustainable Future: Constructing Houses to Halt Global Warming IntroductionImage: Orla Maison Global warming and climate change are pressing challenges that demand urgent action from every corner of society. One significant contributor to greenhouse gas emissions is the construction and operation of buildings, particularly houses. To combat this issue, it’s imperative that we shift…
Architecture Hacker Guide to Rebuilding a City after a Wildfire destroys it
Rebuilding using the latest net-zero, carbon neutral techniques and creating a fire-resistant town would require careful planning and design, as well as the use of appropriate materials and technologies. Here are some possible steps and suggestions for achieving this goal. Rebuilding a town that has been destroyed by a wildfire while making it net-zero, sustainable,…
Architecture Hacker Guide to using Passive Cooling in your Building Design
Architects use passive cooling techniques to reduce the reliance on mechanical cooling systems and to create comfortable indoor environments without excessive energy consumption. Passive cooling harnesses natural processes and design strategies to maintain comfortable temperatures within buildings. Here are some common methods architects employ for passive cooling: Building Orientation: Properly orienting the building can maximize…
Architecture Hacker Guide to slowing Climate Change
Stopping climate change is a complex and challenging task that requires collective efforts from individuals, governments, businesses, and communities worldwide. While it may not be possible to completely stop climate change, we can take significant actions to mitigate its impacts and limit the rate of global warming. Here are some key strategies: Transition to Renewable…
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Architecture Hacker Guide to Smart Cities
Orla Huq Smart Cities rely on collaboration between private, public entities and individuals sharing data using smart phones and smart meters, networks of sensors and wifi placed throughout the cities. They leverage technology to serve users to make cities more livable and alive…………. Cities share the apps and strategies with each other through great networks…