Argentina Built Environment
Argentina Built Environment is a collection of articles and podcasts about the built environment and biodiversity in Argentina.
Argentina Built EnvironmentArgentina Biodiversity and the Built Environment
Argentina · Built Environment · Biodiversity Argentina Biodiversity and the Built Environment Argentina’s built environment and its biodiversity meet in three places: the agricultural frontier that clears the Chaco, the mines and salt flats that supply the energy transition, and the cities and infrastructure that grow on the same rivers and coasts. This report follows […]
Jackie De Burca · 2/29/2024
Argentina Built EnvironmentArgentina Biodiversity: Animal and Plant Species and What Is at Risk
Argentina · Biodiversity · Species Argentina Biodiversity: Animal and Plant Species and What Is Under Threat Argentina runs from subtropical rainforest to Patagonian ice, from the Gran Chaco dry forest to the Atlantic whale coast — one of the widest ecological ranges of any country on Earth. Its threat list is correspondingly varied: deforestation, mining, […]
Jackie De Burca · 9/8/2023
Argentina Built EnvironmentDiscover Argentina's Top Green Buildings for Sustainable Living
Argentina · Green Building · Projects Argentina’s Top Green Buildings for Sustainable Architecture Argentina’s green buildings are a story of certification meeting a strong design culture: LEED and EDGE standards applied by architects who were already working with climate, shade and daylight. This guide sets out the certification systems, the named projects that demonstrate them, […]
Jackie De Burca · 9/8/2023
Argentina Built EnvironmentExplore Green Building Argentina: A Sustainable Future Ahead
Argentina · Green Building · Guide Explore Green Building Argentina: A Sustainable Future Ahead Green building in Argentina is no longer a niche. It is a set of standards, a professional practice and a growing market — built on a strong design culture, an exceptional renewable resource and the demands of international business. This guide […]
Jackie De Burca · 9/7/2023
ArchitectureTextured walls enclose Maricel's House in central Argentina by Edgardo Marveggio
Argentina · Architecture · Córdoba Textured Walls Enclose Maricel’s House in Central Argentina A 250-square-metre house in Córdoba by architect Edgardo Marveggio turns a closed, private street frontage into an introverted courtyard home — and shows how a small Argentine dwelling can answer a hot, dry climate with concrete, plaster, shade and a single double-height […]
admin · 10/30/2021
