Building blocks of a better future

Pekka Heikkinen; Laura Zubillaga; Jaakko Torvinen; Matti Kuittinen

Building blocks of a better future

Pekka Heikkinen (Curator), Laura Zubillaga (Curator), Jaakko Torvinen (Curator), Matti Kuittinen (Curator)

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Tutkimustuotos: Taiteellinen julkaisu ja ICT-julkaisu › Exhibition › Art in coproduction › vertaisarvioitu

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Construction materials are of key importance, if we wish to limit global warming below 2 degrees Celsius. Today, a half of all raw materials are used for construction, and the amount is expected to rise as the global population grows. We need to build to more with less.

Production of cement, steel, aluminium, and plastics may account close to double the amount of allowable emissions by 2050. In addition to climate harms, extraction of raw materials is a serious threat to biodiversity. Around 90% of global biodiversity loss is connected to extraction of raw materials.

In this exhibition, you can see scale models of different types of wooden buildings and material samples of bio-based and circular materials.

Alkuperäiskieli	Englanti
Julkaisupaikka	Espoo
Kustantaja	Aalto University & Helsinki Design Week
Tila	Julkaistu - 7 syysk. 2022
OKM-julkaisutyyppi	F2 Taiteellisen teoksen tai esityksen osatoteutus
Tapahtuma	Helsinki Design Week: Designs for a Cooler Planet - Aalto Univeristy, Espoo, Suomi Kesto: 7 syysk. 2022 → 12 lokak. 2022 https://www.aalto.fi/en/designs-for-a-cooler-planet

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Building blocks of a better future. Heikkinen, Pekka (Curator); Zubillaga, Laura (Curator); Torvinen, Jaakko (Curator) et al.. 2022. Espoo: Aalto University & Helsinki Design WeekTapahtuma: Helsinki Design Week: Designs for a Cooler Planet, Aalto Univeristy, Espoo, Suomi.

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Building blocks of a better future

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