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Researchers have rekindled long-term fascination with
foam materials made of petrochemical plastics. It has begun to, become the medium of choice for exploring a city’s roots and a
people’s past and is an
alternative, which analyses for the
entire life cycle of a building. But they aren't very
climate-friendly and large companies trying
to explore a
city’s roots and a people’s past produce architecture with these backward-looking materials. Is there a
growing nostalgia pervading aspects
such as energy consumption, materials and social repercussions? Wood
is a novel tool, which can be used to draw a line under the recent past. It is not harmful to the
environment and is also the way to the future. Climate-friendly construction lies in how
newspaper columns and petitions replace the conventional civic virtues of governments
and developers.
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