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What are sustainable buildings and cities?

Shape the future of cities: gain the know-how to make urban life more efficient and sustainable.

Swiss buildings are responsible for around a third of greenhouse gas emissions and around 40% of energy consumption. Around 17 million tons of deconstruction material are produced every year and at the same time an area equivalent to seven football pitches is built on every day in Switzerland.

In view of the fact that the Swiss Federal Council wants to reduce emissions to net zero by 2050, sustainably planned buildings and cities are becoming increasingly important.

The increasing importance of sustainable construction and the simultaneously recognized shortage of skilled workers in the construction professions is making well-trained specialists more attractive.

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Engineering and Environment
Sustainable Buildings and Cities
Beate Weickgenannt

Beate Weickgenannt

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Fachhochschule Nordwestschweiz FHNW Hochschule für Architektur, Bau und Geomatik Institut Nachhaltigkeit und Energie am Bau Hofackerstrasse 30 4132 Muttenz

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11.W.09

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