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approaches to achieve this goal. this isn't just any old building. this is one of the most sustainable buildings in the world, the edge olympic in the dutch capital, and to down, thanks to smart technologies, the workspace is energy consumption has been drastically reduced. this window by dutch start ups even produces energy. very smart window solution, which is making use of reflecting light through the window through foil to then actually put solar panels in the frame on the sides. this window and a sunny day has enough energy for me to be able to charge my phone on this little connection advice right here. sandra gritty works in the building for the real estate developer edge. she explains that every user here can contribute to saving energy by adjusting their workspace to any one of the features that we have in the

application for every use in the buildings to change light and temperature settings . as a default in this building, we have the temperature, the light a little bit didn't because you don't always need max and lights. that also saves a lot of energy and then we allow individuals to increase or decrease the light as they want. so here on my application, i can press light but, and then for example, put the light up to maximum possibility or even, you know, totally dim it off if i'm doing a presentation. so also on temperature, i can also say, hey, i'm now connect to this room, and then in this space i can make it 2 degrees warmer or 2 degrees cooler, depending on what my preferences would be. energy exit clinician from the think tank w r i s technology that can be adjusted to the environment is important. instead of designing lighting levels and comfort levels for the worst possible case. by adding flexibility and giving people the ability to adjust their environment, it's safe, significant amount of energy. so technology is

a key enabler. and this is truly a scalable technology, not just in the global north and in modern major cities. but this technology can be brought anywhere in the world. edge lympics collects as a righty of data to gain an understanding of where energy is consumed and where i can't waste it. as a limpid, basically is crude as an i o t enable building. so i will tease the internet of things. we have thousands and thousands of sensors in this building, which measure everything from and temperature, a quality presence where people in the building. and then we all put together into what we call ip backbone. it's basically the spine which goes to the building and connect all this data into one point and then brings that into the cloud. some of the senses are integrated into ceilings. the data is collected in a cloud and visualized on huge screen. but understanding what's actually going on in and around the building, we are able to make sure that the building is using

a minimum amount of energy that is needed when it is needed. and not too much when we could actually say, for instance, it helps people find a 3 workspace that suit the needs, such as with the right temperature and good ventilation data collected in the building is continuously analyzed to gain more knowledge on the actual use of the space, a lot of energy is being wasted while nobody's using it. so basically what we're trying to say that the building should have depth to the use, the building should understand. when are people in the building, when it's cold and warm outside? is it really a warm summer or cold summer and not just a scheduled one? actually takes a little panels on the roof to produce its own energy. thanks to its energy saving measures. its use 3 times less energy than comparable office building different floor. i was counted on the rooftop paris to reduce the heat, flux through the roof. inside the green bio finnic workspaces provide a healthy climate,

and edge lim pick was built with sustainable and re purpose materials and with many aspects. further method, tuesdays, greenhouse gas emissions. this kind of takes place clean if there's a lot of greenhouse gas emissions in the materials of construction. cement steel glass are very energy intensive, the manufacturer and typically use fossil fuels in their manufacture and steel. and some men also produce greenhouse gas emissions through the process of creating them . the material used in this building could be recycled and up, cycled in the future. if the building is dismantled, at some point, we can easily find all the information of what could be reused and where could it be resold? so that material gets a new life. sondra. reteach is edge, wants to inspire people to live sustainably. all the plans, you see the atria, you see the, the facade which has been reuse of the floor on the ground floor. there's so many

elements in there where we try to basically make people aware of it and make a conscious mindset on sustainability with the food and beverage and everything which is happening around here. that you almost cannot help yourself, but live a sustainable life when you're in this building could a building like this also be built in asia, africa, or latin america? every single claim its own has its own way of doing. thank. what we do see is that digital know how censoring understanding, what's happening in the buildings is probably the most universally applicable thing that you can do across the entire globe. because it's independent of how your building is built. this data can help you to optimize its operations. for companies such as edge cutting edge smart take is the foundation for saving energy. but there are other alternative approaches. i think we have a lot to learn from other parts of the world which are taking other approaches. and

in particular i, i have been very interested to see the development of 0 carbon buildings in blood global south which use passive measures such as poet preschool, clues to indonesia, capital jakarta. despite the tropical climate, the school has no air conditioning as this with her yet ela on quantum c and editor, young air conditioning actually consumes a loss of energy and buildings, such as schools and other public buildings, wisc or latin bone and public lane. yeah. so the challenge is, how well commentary, good ventilation, get that and good lighting friendly lassie young, a bike than been around and young pe. this strategy is called passive design. it uses natural light, heat, and air movement to reduce the need to light warm, more cool, a building using artificial power hungry methods. natural climate control can save lots of energy, something the building sector is in dire need of says

e one pre john to chairperson of indonesia green building council. and gus got one me or one of the carbon dioxide gas from the building sector contributes to 39 percent of all the carbon dioxide gas in the world. when does he? did? he sort of yeah. at the yeah, which means is the largest sector responsible for global war magnum, which leads to climate change in gallop us process by madison robot. and it will become worse in the future. and under that, allow me to knock on mac and i can lock in barra. me community in so it's not just agriculture, the clothes, industry, and transport and significantly harm our climate. but how can buildings be designed to save energy? for architect adeep will know lou cross ventilation plays a crucial role. he studied the existing environmental conditions such as the direction of the wind and to plan the buildings,

alignment and wind openings accordingly. that in daniella went up mom by the point to lose my try to read the paths of the sun hung in a bow, landey and the paths of the willing to lie low, which are always eastward and westward by that to the orient, as he clos glossy naggie as these classrooms, little are eventually aligned, going east to west, go on my, my son, or one up to that in the school designs in the law. they don't door remarked at the when windows are open you to get his presented that he got a lot of hun, unsung anemia. fans with low wattage are used only when there is no wind at po a preschool. the pants on the walls also help keep the building crew. in addition, grass grows on the rooftop to cool the classrooms underneath. each of these measures makes a difference of $1.00 to $2.00 degrees celsius. when it comes to light, the roof has been designed to let natural light in. terese in the reta is the who

has preschools project director. her vision is that students learn to adapt to their natural climate. instead of being in air condition, surroundings all the time or actually iowa, the initial reaction was that some were very strongly opposed to this school, especially to it no, using air conditioning. some said that that child would constantly sweat and prestige also played a role left and they said, my child has always been in air conditioning from when it was born in the hospital to leaving the hospital to going home. and now it's going to school without ac. calling up a cafe. that after a couple of months, the parents attitude changed it in my calendar again. and they started to realize that their child really benefited from the positive side of not using air conditioning, like rarely getting c a when it comes to air conditioning, changing people's minds. it is an important aspect,

says energy expert, tobacco darker energy efficiency is not really good, but it's also the behavioral behavior issue. example, you know, not, not using light in the place. we don't need the not the air conditioning the hallways or the on this is the places where we don't need it. so, you know, making yeah. he had gone into a unit should pulled up people but, but, but not the space plaintiff layer of the world resources institute sees the hoa preschool is the model for the future. that is a great project. it includes many of the elements of the best in passive design. so they've done everything necessary to eliminate the need for air conditioning. plus, you know, that building is going to be very, very healthy because of all the fresh air going through. i think that is the future, or at least a key element of the future. combining those passive elements with smart technologies,

where i'm site renewable energy allows us to achieve what we been looking for, which is 0 carbs built out. in 0 carbon building. the amount of energy used per year is equal to the amount of renewable energy produced on site or off site for the buildings energy demand. at po preschool, the plan to cut energy consumption is working. polar needs 50 percent less energy per square meter than an average indonesian school. did. he said patrol yet? i think the project demonstrates that a green building. it doesn't have to be an expensive building to add a shuttle bottle. an onion mazetti my, as you can see here, to see me, the design can be very simple in the end because i sat there hannah, whether it's too clever design or smart technology. these buildings are doing their

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