Episode 40: Climate and Architecture Part 1 - How to Face Climate Change
Have you felt that summers have been getting significantly hotter lately? In this episode, Mackie, Shun, and Toki dive deep into how the construction industry and architects should address global climate change through their casual architectural chat.
The harsh reality for those working on construction sites is discussed.
As record-breaking heat continues every year, the conversation touches on the grueling environment for those working on construction sites without air conditioning. From the necessity of frequent clothing changes to the impact of climate on infrastructure, the pressing theme of "climate adaptation" as seen from the construction field gradually sharpens the listener's perspective on daily life.
The mandatory CO2 emission reporting starting in 2028 is a major turning point.
To reduce the burden on the global environment, visualizing and reducing CO2 emissions has become essential in the construction industry. With reporting becoming mandatory starting in 2028, manufacturers and designers are being pushed to take action. However, the episode reveals the reality that environmentally friendly design faces many hurdles, such as costs, regulations, and warranties, leading to ongoing trial and error in the field.
The difficulty of reuse and a crucial key are revealed in the main episode.
When considering material reuse for environmental purposes, there is a reality where it requires more human cost than one might imagine. As a solution, the personalities discuss "something" that becomes crucial to guarantee the quality of materials. For more on this vital initiative that will shape the future of architecture, please listen to the full episode.
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