An Architect's Guide to Designing for Sustainability - Part Two
These Guidelines are limited to the work of architects: although reference is made to “facility” rather than “building” in recognition of the applicability of these Guidelines beyond the narrow confines of buildings, the strategies presented do not attempt to address the issues related to civil engineering, for example, dam construction. The scope is therefore clearly limited to the work that architects undertake.
The guidelines do not offer detailed technical solutions: the scope of the guidelines is therefore limited to clarifying goals and strategies that architects may use to address the diverse issues of sustainability as defined in the definition of terms below.
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