THE GREEN PATH
Shows case studies that offer an insider's view of how designers deal with environmental issues. It is not about the information that seeks to impress the general public, but about the information designers gather for their own purposes and how they use it dutifully.To explore how different sectors handle this task, Green Architects of the Philippines - together with civic organizations, academic researchers, and allied professionals presents various solutions for public dissemination. Derived from in-depth discussions and carefully studied applications, these case studies demonstrate how creative input can lead to more conscientious decisions - critical since we all continuously look for ways to squeeze more from limited funds, resources, materials and energy.
What do the participating professionals learn about their own practices? For openers, green designers are continuously challenging each other to look for practical solutions and convince people how these solutions are used for efficiency and address environmental risks. The Green Path encourages creative minds to be more pro-active, to encourage local technology suppliers to meet the requirements of the end users and at the same time meet cost restrictions.Going Green is not the easiest endeavor. However, this does not inhibit many professionals from embracing numerous challenges in their respective projects. The following case studies show different strategies from people who care about our environment.
