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The 13 pages that link to Sustainable architecture, each with the reason it gives.

• ArchitectureBroader topic: Buildings consume energy and materials, making their design consequential for environmental impact.

• AdobeNarrower topic: Adobe’s locally sourced earth and low-energy production make it relevant to this approach.

• Critical regionalismRelated: Its attention to climate and local resources anticipates concerns central to sustainable design.

• Museum architectureRelated: Museums’ demanding climate control makes environmental performance a difficult design trade-off.

• Organic architectureRelated: Organic architecture's attention to climate and site overlaps with contemporary sustainability goals.

• Environmental designRelated: It applies environmental design to buildings’ energy, materials, and indoor conditions.

• Form follows functionRelated: Environmental performance adds long-term consequences to the functions a building must serve.

• High-tech architectureNarrower topic: The style’s technical ambition raised questions about energy use and whole-life environmental cost.

• Renzo PianoRelated: Piano's attention to daylight, landscape, and building systems connects his work to environmental design.

• Shigeru BanRelated: His material reuse and lightweight construction connect his practice to sustainability debates.

• YakhchālRelated: Its reliance on local materials and passive processes informs climate-responsive design.

• Architecture of AfricaRelated: Resource constraints and climate risks make sustainability central to future building across Africa.

• Wang ShuRelated: Reusing demolition materials gives his practice a tangible connection to resource conservation.