Green
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Green is Australia’s leading publication for highlighting sustainable design projects, featuring local and international houses, gardens and profiles.
Each issue of Green (published six times a year) showcases the most interesting and creative sustainable designs from architects and landscapers around Australia and internationally.
Students and professionals will be sure to find inspiration from the spectacular urban, regional and coastal architecture featuring cutting edge environmental ideas.
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In this issue I pulled together a selection that are highly specific to each of their particular environments and needs. From the earthy and rugged for an off-grid rural home to the quirky and clever for a tight city pad.
Elsewhere we look at a passive house for an energy and comfort obsessed client, a cabin designed through reassembly of salvaged materials on Tasmania’s Bruny Island, a retreat for 12 made almost entirely from raw timber and a transformed 1970s home of courtyards and roof terraces in Brunswick Heads.
On Victoria’s shipwreck coast we admire a garden of grasses and giant slabs of rock that are the perfect ballast for the buffeting winds, in Europe a group of landscape architects are working wonders with discarded building waste and our profile looks at a local group making bricks naturally.
Our Not Wasted regular feature explores the stripping, cataloguing and reusing of building materials in the renovation of a municipal building c1967 in Copenhagen, preserving yet transforming it for a new life.
Finally our travel feature visits a design festival in Bali, set amongst the ruins of a theme park, softened by the thatched and organic installations that share stories of environmental recovery alongside products of great craftsmanship and integrity.
Elsewhere we look at a passive house for an energy and comfort obsessed client, a cabin designed through reassembly of salvaged materials on Tasmania’s Bruny Island, a retreat for 12 made almost entirely from raw timber and a transformed 1970s home of courtyards and roof terraces in Brunswick Heads.
On Victoria’s shipwreck coast we admire a garden of grasses and giant slabs of rock that are the perfect ballast for the buffeting winds, in Europe a group of landscape architects are working wonders with discarded building waste and our profile looks at a local group making bricks naturally.
Our Not Wasted regular feature explores the stripping, cataloguing and reusing of building materials in the renovation of a municipal building c1967 in Copenhagen, preserving yet transforming it for a new life.
Finally our travel feature visits a design festival in Bali, set amongst the ruins of a theme park, softened by the thatched and organic installations that share stories of environmental recovery alongside products of great craftsmanship and integrity.
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