Against the elements

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Wilson, Robyn

Language: English Series: RICS Modus ; March 2020, 12-18(7)Subject(s):

Summary: Examines how building design can adapt to tackle the frequency and intensity of climate events due to global warming. It focuses on wind, water, heat and cold. References the RICS report "Changing priorities in investor decision-making: the sustainability agenda."

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Examines how building design can adapt to tackle the frequency and intensity of climate events due to global warming. It focuses on wind, water, heat and cold. References the RICS report "Changing priorities in investor decision-making: the sustainability agenda."

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