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    Editorial: methodologies of sustainable projects

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    Authors
    BK, Satish
    Shahzad, Sally cc
    Affiliation
    University of Edinburgh
    Issue Date
    2013
    
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    Abstract
    The Edinburgh Architecture Research has been gathering together the postgraduate community in Architecture at the University of Edinburgh for many years. Since 1973 it has been challenging the research students to raise questions and work together to develop calls for papers, and organise the publication of the journal issues. It began as a reviewed collection of papers produced by students and academics of the University of Edinburgh, and it soon developed into a blind, doublereviewed journal of wide recognition, inviting papers from the broader international academic community. In this issue, we have departed from the general process of conference driven proceedings. This time we have paved the way for a theme-based edition with a wider participation from among the academics, students and practitioners. This 33rd edition of EAR is aimed at research papers and design projects that explore sustainable methodologies. Sustainable design requires skilful integration of multiple and often competing social, financial and environmental concerns. It can be argued that designers satisfy the increasingly sophisticated demands and multiple readings of sustainability without sacrificing design legibility. The intention is to explore these topics in the hope that this edition will act as a catalogue for the innovative methodologies deployed through research and design.
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    BK Satish, Shahzad, S. 2013. Editorial: methodologies of sustainable projects, Edinburgh Architecture Research Journal, 33 edition, University of Edinburgh, UK
    Publisher
    University of Edinburgh
    Journal
    Edinburgh Architecture Research Journal
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/10545/620602
    Additional Links
    https://sites.eca.ed.ac.uk/ear/files/2013/05/5-63.pdf
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    Article
    Language
    en
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