Sustainable High-rise Building Design Concept

Architectural Tectonic Studies, by Agustin Salas

This conceptual model is part of a series of studies that I am doing on high-rise buildings in which I propose an architecture that produces regenerative ecosystems.

Miami is a city with a geographical space in which we can promote research into new ways of approaching the future of design and urban life.?Bioclimatic buildings contemplate many more holistic aspects than building certifications commonly propose, however more than a decade ago this was a big step towards a sustainable city.?Green architecture established the universal parameters of what the vision of an architecture that arises in absolute harmony with the environment could be like.?However, there is concern that today it could seem like a techno-scientific position on efficiency formulas in buildings to achieve certain energy results.

In our case, this design essentially recovers the concept of green architecture, "green life", the life in which we promote more life, and not the other way around.?Combining practicality, beauty, understanding our global climate emergency and promoting regenerative processes in its operation and symbiosis with the place from internal engineering is the backbone of the green movement.?It is like reciting a poem, the climatic conditions, the hydrography and the ecosystems of the environment in which the building is constructed. If we obtain the maximum performance with the least impact, incorporation of alternative materials that allow creating a lower impact on the carbon footprint, reduction of energy consumption for refrigeration and lighting, all these elements are combined from a holistic vision to build the dialectic and language of building in a contemporary green architecture. But there is more, as well as poetry, it is essential for human beings to convert the buildings into trees and cities into forests.

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Architectural Tectonic Studies by Agustin Salas