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What is the difference between a residential and sustainable architect

Answer 1

The key difference between sustainable buildings and green buildings is that sustainable buildings operate with all three sustainability pillars in mind (people, planet, and profit), whereas green buildings focus solely on the environment

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Answer 2

Architect, pragmatist, tech geek, inchoate environmentalist

Sustainable architecture is about mini mising a building's impact on its environment over its life.

Organic architecture is a term coined by Frank Lloyd Wright and relates to a building's harmony with its surroundings, as if a building looks like it could have naturally grown out of them. This was a precursor to today's sustainable design principles.

So strictly speaking the first approach is a technical philosophy, the second, a broader design philosophy.

It would be an interesting debate to speculate to what extent FLW's organic architecture is sustainable.

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