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Old Posted Aug 6, 2024, 4:30 PM
Obadno Obadno is offline
 
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Originally Posted by phxjack View Post
It's a shame the new development that's happening in Phoenix is not more focused on sustainability. Here is a great NYT article discussing architectural solutions to mitigate the heat in Dubai. Think narrow alleyways for shade, building design to improve the flow of air, and maximize opportunities for shade.

Phoenix should be the test city for new and innovative ways to coexist with heat as more and more cities around the world continue to heat up. Culdesac seems to be on the right track!

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/12/09/climate/climate-change-architecture-emirates.html
LMAO I was just in Duabi last year. Using that place as a model for "sustainability" is a joke.

it makes our sprawl look well planned.
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