from 24.3.2020 - 43 min.
3:32 min
Keywords:
DE-News, Movies, Movies < 4 Min, Wood construction
Since 1 May 2018, the amendments to the Hamburg Building Code (HBauO) have come into force. The resolution on this was passed in June 2017.
In the future, wood can be used for construction projects up to 22 metres high - about 6 to 7 storeys.
The changes in the new HBauO also have an effect in the area of accessibility. Previously, it was necessary to build all barrier-free flats in a building on the same floor. In the future, the flats can also be distributed over several floors.
The Hamburg Building Code exists here
Keywords:
Procurement, DE-News, Wood construction, Climate protection, News Blog Hamburg, Quarters, Settlements, Environmental policy, Housing policy
Can the world still be saved? Anyone who sees the new documentary "Tomorrow" will believe afterwards: Yes, it is - if we only commit ourselves to it.
Global warming, exploitation of resources, population growth - our planet is dangerously close to the tipping point in many respects. This is what moved actress Mélanie Laurent and French activist Cyril Dion to make their film "Tomorrow": when they read a study predicting the collapse of our civilization in the next 40 years, they did not want to accept this scenario. So they set out: to find ideas and approaches worldwide that could inspire the population and move them to action.
Keywords:
Greening / climate adaptation, Soil & land consumption, DE-News, Renewable, Movies, Movies < 4 Min, Climate protection, Sustainable management, News Blog France, Permaculture, Social / Culture, Sufficiency, Transition Town, Environmental policy, urban gardening
| 2:33 Min. 17.12.2018, Ed.: KlimaExpo.NRW |
The construction sector is one of the biggest consumers of resources in Germany. With the "Seeviertel" new housing development, the municipality of Inden in the Rhenish lignite mining region, together with RWE Power, the Aachen-based Kathy Beys Foundation and the development company indeland GmbH, has set itself the goal of halving resource consumption. As the first settlement of its kind in Germany, the Seeviertel demonstrates how energy efficiency and resource conservation can be integrated into neighbourhood development right from the ground-breaking ceremony.
Project Info: http://sdg21.eu/db/inden-seeviertel
Show all Factor X settlements:
www.faktor-x.siedlungen.eu
Keywords:
Procurement, Faktor X / ResScore, Movies, Movies < 4 Min, Wood construction, Climate protection, Media, News Blog NRW, Recycling, Resource efficiency, Settlements
