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Urban sustainability: Designing resource-efficient, appealing cities
Posted on: 16 January 2014
By: mackene
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A modeling tool from MIT’s Sustainable Design Lab is now helping to support the sustainable growth of the world’s rapidly expanding urban areas. Rather than planning one green building at a time, urban designers and architects can draw a new neighborhood or city and then use the tool to calculate energy use and emissions for the entire collection of buildings in their design. They can also determine how comfortable the residents will be, both indoors and outdoors, and how likely they will be to walk rather than drive. Christoph Reinhart, head of the Sustainable Design Lab at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, provides further information.
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