Algeria Built Environment

Algeria Built Environment is a collection of articles and podcasts about the built environment and biodiversity in Algeria.

Algeria Built Environment

Algeria Biodiversity and the Built Environment

Algeria · Constructive Voices · Data Report Algeria’s Biodiversity and the Built Environment: ninety per cent of the people, twelve per cent of the country Algeria is the largest country in Africa and one of the emptiest. Almost everyone lives on a thin northern strip that also holds almost everything alive outside the Sahara. That […]

Jackie De Burca · 2/29/2024

Algeria Built Environment

Algeria Biodiversity: Animal and Plant Species and What is Under Threat

Algeria · Constructive Voices · Data Report Algeria’s Animal and Plant Species: what is actually there, and what can still be counted There are 233 Saharan cypresses left in the wild and 8,561 mature Algerian firs. Knowing a species to the nearest individual is not a sign of good monitoring. It is a sign of […]

Jackie De Burca · 9/8/2023

Algeria Built Environment

Explore Algeria Top Green Buildings: Sustainability Meets Design

Algeria is fast becoming a hub for sustainable architecture with its top green buildings. These structures are transforming the skylines of cities such as Algiers, Oran, and Constantine. But it’s not only about aesthetics. These buildings are designed with eco-friendly construction practices, which help reduce their carbon footprint. Sustainable architecture in Algeria seeks to balance […]

Jackie De Burca · 9/8/2023

Algeria Built Environment

Embracing Eco-conscious Design: Green Building in Algeria

As the world becomes more environmentally conscious, the importance of sustainable development and eco-friendly practices in all industries, including architecture, is becoming apparent. In Algeria, the trend towards green building is growing, and the government is taking steps to promote sustainable construction practices. Eco-friendly architecture is based on the principles of sustainability, energy efficiency, and […]

Jackie De Burca · 9/7/2023