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

Eco Architecture in Stockholm: Designing for the Climate and the CommunitySweden Built Environment

Eco Architecture in Stockholm: Designing for the Climate and the Community

Eco Architecture in Stockholm: Designing for the Climate and the Community Stockholm isn’t selling vibes; it’s scaling systems. Think: near-universal district heating, nature-based stormwater, and mass-timber districts backed by hard targets. Eco Architecture in Stockholm Listed No. 12 In the Sustainable Cities Index In 2024, Stockholm was listed in position 12 on the Arcadis Sustainable […]

Jackie De Burca · 7/13/2025

Sweden Biodiversity and the Built EnvironmentBiodiversity

Sweden Biodiversity and the Built Environment

Sweden is renowned for its stunning natural landscapes, rich biodiversity, and commitment to sustainability. However, the country’s biodiversity faces significant challenges due to factors such as land use changes, climate change, and pollution. In this article, we will explore the state of biodiversity in Sweden, the significance of forests, wetlands, and coastal habitats, the challenges […]

Jackie De Burca · 4/11/2024

Sweden Biodiversity: Animal and Plant Species and What Is Under ThreatBiodiversity

Sweden Biodiversity: Animal and Plant Species and What Is Under Threat

Did you know that in the Swedish agricultural landscape, 132 species have become extinct? Despite its reputation as a country with abundant natural beauty, Sweden’s biodiversity is facing significant challenges. The diverse landscape and varied ecotypes of Sweden offer a wide range of habitats for animal and plant species. However, factors such as land use […]

Jackie De Burca · 2/26/2024

Sweden Top Green BuildingsGreen Building

Sweden Top Green Buildings

Sweden is renowned for its commitment to sustainability and its leadership in green building design. With a focus on sustainable architecture and eco-friendly buildings, Sweden has established itself as a global frontrunner in the field. According to the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), Sweden ranked fifth in the world for LEED-certified projects in 2022. With […]

Jackie De Burca · 2/13/2024

Welcome to Estonia's Top Green Buildings!Green Building

Welcome to Estonia's Top Green Buildings!

Discover the nation’s dedication to sustainable development and innovative eco-friendly design. Estonia has some of the most energy-efficient buildings in Europe, with the lowest energy consumption. Estonia’s success in energy efficiency is attributed to the establishment of minimum energy performance requirements and the work of researchers and engineers. The country has implemented sustainable measures such […]

Jackie De Burca · 10/28/2023

Redefining Urban Progress: Exploring Post-Growth City ModelsCities

Redefining Urban Progress: Exploring Post-Growth City Models

Welcome to our article on post-growth city models, a new approach to urban development that prioritizes sustainability and equity over traditional notions of growth. As cities face increasing challenges related to climate change, social inequality, and economic instability, post-growth city models offer a promising alternative for creating resilient and regenerative urban environments. Conventional urban planning […]

Jackie De Burca · 8/18/2023

Zero-Emission Construction Equipment: Greening the Building ProcessNet Zero

Zero-Emission Construction Equipment: Greening the Building Process

Welcome to our article exploring the world of zero-emission construction equipment. As the construction industry continues to grow, so does the need for sustainable infrastructure solutions. The traditional construction process has been associated with high levels of pollution and carbon emissions, making it a major contributor to environmental degradation. However, the adoption of eco-friendly construction […]

Jackie De Burca · 8/9/2023

The Intersection of Smart Cities and Sustainable Building PracticesSustainability

The Intersection of Smart Cities and Sustainable Building Practices

Welcome to our article on the intersection of smart cities and sustainable building practices. In today’s fast-paced world, urbanisation is on the rise. Therefore, it is imperative to create eco-friendly and efficient urban spaces. This article will examine how smart cities and sustainable building practices can come together to create a better future for us […]

Jackie De Burca · 8/9/2023

The Evolution of Passive House Design: Energy-Efficiency in ArchitectureNet Zero

The Evolution of Passive House Design: Energy-Efficiency in Architecture

Welcome to our article on Passive House Design – a game-changer in energy-efficient architecture. This design approach aims to create eco-friendly constructions that achieve a significant reduction in energy consumption while ensuring high levels of indoor comfort. In this article, we’ll delve into the history, principles, benefits, and challenges of Passive House Design. We’ll also […]

Jackie De Burca · 8/8/2023

S2, E8: Sustainable Housing In Europe Challenges and Opportunities with the Global Policy Research GroupBiodiversity

S2, E8: Sustainable Housing In Europe Challenges and Opportunities with the Global Policy Research Group

S2, E8: Sustainable Housing In Europe Challenges and Opportunities with the Global Policy Research Group The Global Policy Research Group is the the policy hub for next-generation policymakers that brings senior researchers, young professionals, and students together. One of their most recent reports investigates case studies and other aspects of Sustainable Housing in Europe. Jackie […]

Katharina Fey · 4/13/2023

Episode 14: The Importance of Affordable Social Housing with Top Architect, James Mary O'Connor. Pete Talks to Steve About the Global Movement to the Countryside.Podcasts

Episode 14: The Importance of Affordable Social Housing with Top Architect, James Mary O'Connor. Pete Talks to Steve About the Global Movement to the Countryside.

Henry Interviews Top Architect James Mary O’Connor Following one of our most important episodes to date, James Mary O’Connor, Principal-in-Charge at Moore Ruble Yudell, talks to Henry McDonald about the importance of affordable social housing and sustainability. We cannot be deciding whether I’m going to do the latest benchmark building here sustainably. I think it […]

James Mary O'Connor · 10/11/2021

Biosite’s access control system launched on site near StockholmConstruction News

Biosite’s access control system launched on site near Stockholm

<p>A construction site in Nykvarn, south of Stockholm, is the...</p> <p>The post <a rel="nofollow" href="https://www.biositesystems.com/access-control-launched-in-stockholm/">Biosite&#8217;s access control system launched on site near Stockholm</a> appeared first on <a rel="nofollow" href="https://www.biositesystems.com">Biosite</a>.</p>

admin · 12/14/2020