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http://www.lcesummit.com/LCES-2013.pdf

Arnaud Billard will give a speech there.

More detailed information about Mr. Billard’s speech will be given soon…..

Pratik Raval demonstrates how a low-e coating works……..

Sustainable Design Lab Syposium with Matthias Rudolph

http://architecture.mit.edu/building-technology/event/sustainable-urban-design%E2%80%94case-studies-and-design-workflows

http://web.mit.edu/SustainableDesignLab/projects/SustainableUrbanDesignSymposium/

„Sustainability in Architecture“ 
Arnaud Biilard from Transsolar SAS, Paris is holding a lecture at Ecole d’Architecture de Versailles http://www.versailles.archi.fr
24th of May 2013: 2 pm – 5 pm
27th of May 2013:  10am – 1pm 

„Sustainability in Architecture“ 

Arnaud Biilard from Transsolar SAS, Paris is holding a lecture at Ecole d’Architecture de Versailles http://www.versailles.archi.fr

24th of May 2013: 2 pm – 5 pm

27th of May 2013:  10am – 1pm 

Another cloud

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Green & Sexy is a blog about sustainability in the built environment by Transsolar.

The building sector is responsible for almost 50% of all domestic CO2 emissions and energy use (Europe and North America) and has to reduce carbon emissions by 90% by 2050 (compared to 1990). __________________________________________ How is this possible? Collecting and connecting ideas to maximize impact is the goal of this blog. __________________________________________ Transsolar is a climate engineering firm whose scope is to ensure the highest possible comfort in the built environment with the lowest possible impact on the environment. This is accomplished by developing and validating climate and energy concepts through the recognition that environmental conditions are influenced by all aspects and stages of design.