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Sustainability in 4 Dimensions
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The 4D is a demonstration project with the ambition of being (one of) the most sustainable buildings in the world. The objective is a very low energy consumption, but not at the expense of other environmental factors.
The project scope is 28,000 m2 of which two thirds are offices, institutions and shops, and one third is flats.
The project proposal has been selected after a project competition by invitation, which included four teams of architects and consulting engineers specialised in sustainability.
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The text and photos are from an outdoor exhibition held during the COP15 Summit in Copenhagen 12/2011.
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The 4 dimensions of sustainability
Enviromental
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Climate has top priority - with respect for other environmental factors. |
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Functional
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The building must be a good place to live in and to work in. |
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Commercial
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The environmental impact is much stronger if it pays.
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Architechtural
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Good architecture lasts - and a long lifetime is sustainable.
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Learn more about the 4D project
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Project group
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Sponsors Of the Cop 15 Exhibition
November-december 2009
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| Electricity and CO2 Quotes |
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Groundwork |
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| Scaffolds |
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Electrician |
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| Wood chips |
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Economical support |
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