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SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE IN MEXICO Share
SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE IN MEXICO Share
Information sources:
• https://www.newluxury.mx/en/five-sustainable-architectural-projects-in-mexico/
• https://edgebuildings.com/green-homes-an-unstoppable-trend-in-
mexico/?lang=es&lang=es
• https://www.homify.com.mx/libros_de_ideas/5823660/arquitectura-sustentable-en-
mexico-que-es-y-ejemplos
• https://www.saint-gobain.com.mx/retos-de-la-arquitectura-sustentable-en-mexico-0
Investigation report:
As result of the investigation we have that the sustainable architecture has one
objective: to reduce the impact of buildings on the environment that surrounds them,
so that their inhabitants can enjoy a high quality of life.
Additionally, it search to preserve the flora and fauna of the natural environment as
much as possible. Because they are vital for the good functioning of ecosystems.
It should be noted that the expression "sustainable architecture" derives from the
term "sustainable development". Which shows that they have a common objective:
to ensure that man's action is not so negative to the environment.
To find out what kinds of ways the people know for comply with the sustainable
architecture in Mexico, I did a survey of some people in Mexico in different areas
(They were 20 people):
9% green roofs
14%
46%
sustainable building materials
31%
buildings with more windows
or gates for more light, to use
less electricity
As results we have:
Most people only know about solar panels as a way to comply with sustainable
architecture, and few knowing more ways, so it is of the more importance that
people know more alternatives so that they can apply them in their homes,
considering their budget.
Magazine that has been given to people to learn about the topic:
WAYS TO BE ABLE TO
COMPLY WITH THE
SUSTAINABLE
ARCHITECTURE
This is the magazine that has been given to people so that they can learn about
other ways to comply with sustainable architecture, and it was given to different
people from different areas of Mexico City, the which they were accept.