Discover the 10 most sustainable projects in the world
The buildings were named the greenest of 2017 by the American Institute of Architects and its Committee on the Environment, which has been holding the awards for 21 years.
By Victor Lessa
Submitted at May 3, 2017, 1:14 PM
01 min de leitura
Stanford University Central Power Facility, California (Tim Griffith)
In its 21st edition, held in April, the Top Ten Awards program recognized projects that reflect good concepts of sustainable growth in architecture, through natural systems and renewable technology, in addition to being at the forefront when it comes to saving energy and water. In this edition , COTE included topics such as impact on health, well-being and economy as sustainable design criteria. See below the 10 winners of this year:
01/10 -
Garagem Manhattan Districts 1/2/5 & Spring Street Salt Shed, Nova York
(Albert Vecerka/Esto)
02/10 -
Centro R.W. Kern; Massachusetts
(Robert Benson)
03/10 -
Bristol Community College John J. Sbrega Health and Science Building
(Edward Caruso)
04/10 -
Discovery School, Arlington Public Schools, Arlington, Virginia
(Alan Karchmer; Lincoln Barbour & VMDO Architects)
05/10 -
Centro Ambiental Brock, Virginia Beach, Virginia
(Prakash Patel Photography)
06/10 -
Milken Institute School of Public Health, George Washington University, Washington
(Robert Benson)
07/10 -
Stanford University Central Power Facility, California
(Tim Griffith)
08/10 -
NOAA Daniel K. Regional Center, Honolulu
(Alan Karchmer)
09/10 -
Ng Teng Fong Hospital and Jurong Community Hospital; Singapore
(Rory Daniel & CPG Consultants)
10/10 -
Eden Hall Campus, Chatham University, Pennsylvania
