Green Living: Architecture and Planning
di Prince's Foundation for the Built Environment
2010 · 208 pagine · Rizzoli · ISBN 9780847833108
Trama
A collection of essays in which twelve experts in green architecture and urbanism share their thoughts on the clash between perceptions of sustainable housing and the desire for traditional homes and offices, and possible solutions to the problem.--
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