#repost • @stir_world Harvard’s new Science and Engineering complex by Behnisch Architekten adopts sustainable design principles and is sheathed in hydroformed steel, reducing its carbon footprint by half. With its distinct, clean form and sustainable design strategies, which significantly reduce the building’s heating, cooling, and lighting requirements, the building is envisioned to reflect the university’s aim of academic excellence and set a new precedent for future developments on the campus. Read more: Link in Bio @ STIRworld.com - SEE - FEATURES - Image: Brad Feinknopf - @behnischarchitekten @harvard @feinknopf @feinknopfstudio - #urbanplanning #urbancities #chasingfacades #chasing_facades #architecturefacades #glasshouse #glassatecture #glassandsteel #liveablecities #architecturemodel #architecturerender #digitalarchitecture #exploringalternatives #greentechnology #smartcity #arquitecturasostenible #ecoarchitecture #futurology #futurecities #liveablecities #learningspace #educationalarchitecture #moderncampus #harvarduniversity #STIR #STIRworld #StaySTIRred #STIR_SEE https://www.instagram.com/p/CRV_EvAFXRT/?utm_medium=tumblr

Urban cities day to night time lapse

Parasailing through cities across the globe. NYC, LA, Tokyo, Toronto. Tag to use images ™️™️ 🏳️🏳️🏳️ 🏳️🏳️ 🏳️ Follow, like, comment and love ➡️@le_formation 🏳️🏳️🏳️ 🏳️🏳️ 🏳️ #urbancities #urbanlights #parasailingadventure #helicopterphotography #newyorklosangeles #newyorktoronto #urbansprawl #tallbuildingseverywhere #pictureoftheday #tallbuildingoftheday #yeezyphotography #yeezies #yeezywhite #skylinephotography #skylinelighting #skylinelights #hangingcity #buildingphotography #newyorkcityphotography #losangelesphotography #torontophotography #tokyophotography #newyorkcitynights #newyorkcitylights #losangeleslights #torontolights #tokyocitylights #urbanphotography #cityphotography #leformation (at Times Square, New York City) https://www.instagram.com/p/B-zE0ZyA85B/?igshid=1viyg40mlslp

No single overriding strength can assure lasting growth, or shelter a city from reversals, if social and economic conditions are out of sync. That idea makes sense when you think about what cities are: large systems made up of many smaller systems, interdependent for long-term progress. We’ve also seen that social and economic conditions do, in fact, affect each other. Both livability and economics have to weigh into urban policymaking to attract and keep the highly skilled people who will build a city’s future.