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International Green Building Conference 2017

The International Green Building Conference 2017, held in Singapore from 12—14 September, gathered more than 1,000 participants to discuss the theme, "Build Green: Be The Change".

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The winner of the International Tropical Architecture Design Competition, Vertical Farm Acupunture, by Ridwan Arifin and his team. The 11-storey building in Bandung has facilities for hydroponic farming and water harvesting. Image: ITAD

The first prize winner of the International Tropical Architecture Design Competition was an 11-storey marvel featuring hydroponics, water harvesting technology and built using recycled building materials, waste plastic and glass bottles.

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CapitaLand Commercial Trust speaking on a panel at the BCA Breakfast Talk for CEOs. Image: BCA

EB Studio A building can never really be green if the people inside it aren't. Building owners need to give their occupants a nudge in the right direction, experts said at a recent Building and Construction Authority event in Singapore.

Cyclists on a busy bicycle lane in Vancouver, Canada

EB Studio Vancouver—the mountain-fringed, bicycle-friendly, pot-loving host of the 2010 Winter Olympics—wants to be the world’s greenest city by 2020. Here's how the city is trying to reach that goal, and reaping economic benefits along the way.

Eden Project in Cornwall, England, United Kingdom, Europe

EB Studio To bring nature back into our cities, we should look at the lessons she has to offer us, said speakers at the International Green Building Conference 2017.