By Sensible City SM on September 2, 2009
We’re getting pretty excited about the WFES in Abu Dhabi this winter and via Ecocity 2008, Ecobuild America and Kalin & Associates, we were introduced to and have been following (with great excitement) the Masdar ecocity.
Quite simply, Masdar is the ultimate incubator for future visioning. Check it out if you haven’t already.
Archdaily just ran an [...]
Posted in Top News | Tagged abu dhabi, Masdar, Sustainable Cities, wfes
By derekgordon on June 29, 2009
Our friends at West Coast Green were mentioned in the Archinnovations Magazine on Saturday. West Coast Green is co-sponsoring the competition “Lifecycle Building Challenge 3″. The competition aims to attract built and un-built projects that save resources and cut costs and green house emissions.
To read the full Archinnovative article click here.
Posted in Green Events | Tagged Green Building, Sustainable Cities, Sustainable City Development, West Coast Green
By derekgordon on June 22, 2009
Green-Buildings.Com, the green building and education service, reviewed Re: Vision Dallas’ ECOBlOCK entry from the firm ODA in New York City. Inspired by the basic elements of wind, water, earth and sun, ECOBLOCK focuses on the aspect of creating a community. ODA did not win the competition, but they submitted a very interesting concept that [...]
Posted in Bottom News | Tagged Dallas, dallas sustainable square block, Green Building, Green Events, Sustainable Cities, urban revision
By derekgordon on June 11, 2009
Over the last few weeks Sensible City has been putting Re: Vision Dallas and Urban Revision in the ears, eyes and minds of the most popular and influential blogs, media portals and news services. A big idea loves hard work and together we’ve helped spread the world for Urban Revision online. The following is a list of some of our favorite hits. [...]
Posted in Social Media | Tagged Green Building, Renewable Energy, social media, Sustainable Cities, Sustainable City Development, Urban Renewal, urban revision
By Amy Senn on April 13, 2009
“If environmental engineers, by gaining experience from building [Masdar], become much more productive at building the next city, this starts to move from being science fiction to something Houston would adopt.” – Gil Friend
The first hints of the project are visible. A white wall stretches through the desert, like a chalk line on a dusty [...]
Posted in Bottom News, Sustainable Cities | Tagged abu dhabi, Gil Friend, Masdar, Sustainable Cities, Tech Review