Norwich University of the Arts Showcases Sustainable Design Projects
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Dezeen staff
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Summary
The article highlights innovative projects from Norwich University of the Arts, including an aquamation centre that reimagines death as ecological renewal, architectural interventions for endangered species, and a shopping centre designed with varying light and temperature for visitor comfort. The projects reflect creative and sustainable approaches to design and architecture.
Key quotes
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Architectural interventions that prioritise endangered species and the wider ecosystem.
A shopping centre with differing light and temperature to cater to its visitors.
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