The Qatar National Convention Center Aims for LEED Gold
Meghan Young — February 9, 2010 — Eco
References: yamasakiinc & qf.org.qa
The Qatar National Convention Center would be impressive enough without going for gold—LEED Gold, that is. Seeking to be the first of its kind in the area, it will feature 3,700 square meters of solar panels amongst other resource-saving features.
Designed by Yamasaki Architects, the Qatar National Convention Center is modeled after the Sidra Tree. To open in 2011, even if it doesn't succeed in obtaining a LEED Gold rating, which seems pretty impossible, it's stunning enough to make up for it.
Designed by Yamasaki Architects, the Qatar National Convention Center is modeled after the Sidra Tree. To open in 2011, even if it doesn't succeed in obtaining a LEED Gold rating, which seems pretty impossible, it's stunning enough to make up for it.
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Architecture - The trend of sustainable architecture aims to incorporate environmentally friendly features into building designs.
2. LEED Certification - The trend of pursuing LEED certification promotes energy efficiency and sustainability in building construction.
3. Solar Power Integration - The trend of integrating solar panels into buildings allows for renewable energy generation and reduced reliance on fossil fuels.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - The architecture industry has opportunities to innovate by incorporating sustainable design practices.
2. Construction - The construction industry has opportunities to implement sustainable building methods to achieve LEED certification.
3. Renewable Energy - The renewable energy industry can capitalize on the demand for solar power integration by providing innovative solar panel solutions.
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