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Video (2011, engl.) Lanxmeer's neighbourhood

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2011, 12 min.

Project Info: http://sdg21.eu/db/eva-lanxmeer-in-culemborg
Show building projects by Joachim Eble / EMP: http://sdg21.eu/planungsbueros/emp


Keywords: Cohousing, Movies, Movies 11 to 45 Min, Climate protection, Near-natural open space design, News Blog Netherlands, Mix of uses, Permaculture, Settlements, Sufficiency, Water design, Wildlife/animal friendly construction, Housing projects, eG

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Bremer Wohnbaupreis
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Bremen Housing Prize

The prize has been organised since 2005 by the Senator for the Environment, Building and Transport in cooperation with the Federal Chamber of Architects. Previously known as the Bremer Bauherrenpreis, the competition recognises the commitment of builders in Bremen and Bremerhaven. The aim is to showcase the range of services offered by housing construction in the state of Bremen and to provide impetus for future building projects.

The next award ceremony will take place in spring 2018.

Link
http://www.bremer-wohnbaupreis.de/



Keywords:
DE-News, News Blog Bremen, Aesthetics / Architecture / Building Culture

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Majority of builders in NRW rely on renewables

Abb.: IT.NRW
Fig.: IT.NRW

In North Rhine-Westphalia, around one in two (50.6 percent) of the 18,334 residential buildings (excluding dormitories) approved in 2019 are to be heated predominantly or exclusively with renewable energies.


Düsseldorf (IT.NRW). In North Rhine-Westphalia, around one in two (50.6 per cent) of the 18 334 residential buildings approved in 2019 (excluding dormitories) will be heated predominantly or exclusively with renewable energies. These 9 283 residential buildings use biomass, biogas/biomethane, wood, solar panels and/or heat pumps as primary heating energy. As reported by Information und Technik Nordrhein-Westfalen as the State Statistical Office on the occasion of this year's Renewable Energy Day (25 April 2020), the share of construction projects using environmentally friendly heating energies was highest statewide in the Olpe district last year: there, builders relied on renewable energies in 82.2 percent of new buildings. Bottrop (81.3 percent) and the district of Kleve (73.8 percent) followed in second and third place. Building owners in Solingen and the district of Mettmann, on the other hand, planned to use conventional heating energy in the majority of cases in 2019: Here, renewable energies were the primary heating source in around one in five and one in four residential building projects respectively (Solingen: 22.7 per cent; Mettmann district: 26.7 per cent). (IT.NRW)

Source: PM IT.NRW of 24 April 2020



Keywords:
DE-News, Renewable, New books and studies, News Blog NRW, PV, Solar thermal

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