My ArchiSchool is set to host an exhibition that examines the relationship between architecture and biodiversity. The participating students will explore how urban spaces can better coexist with nature. The upcoming show, organized by the Hong Kong-based education institute, will take place on April 16th, 2022.
ArchiSchool will exhibit the city's biodiversity in relation to its architectural structures. More specifically, the students will look into how the city's buildings could have an overall kinder impact on the planet. That said, issues of sustainability according to the Sustainable Development Goals outlined by the United Nations will be taken into advisement for the project. The day-long exhibition will showcase student-led symposiums and workshops to learn how to make small-scale models of rose windows.
Biodiversity Architectural Exhibits
My ArchiSchool is Hosting an Ecological Exhibition
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