Climate-resilient and resource-conserving architecture through renewable building materials and microclimate improvement

Due to climate change, together with the need reduce ecological footprint and future resource shortages, a climate-resilient resource-conserving architecture must be reinforced. Dealing issue of resources not only affects materialisation building, but also handling on building site. The interactions between environment (sun, wind, precipitation), buildings, sealing, plants people form complex system in which small changes few factors can influence situation large scale. In this context, topics such as microclimate improvement around built infrastructure through greening rainwater management, will gain importance. correct assessment measures for sustainable resilient is extremely time-consuming requires extensive, multi-layered know-how experience. This paper analyses project “House Learning“ (MAGK Architekten) its immediate surroundings focuses resilience neutrality, proposing based interaction blue green building. potential favourable conditions are evaluated simulations planning principles implying an integral approach includes landscape gardeners, planners constructors, well decision-makers.