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   The ACROS building in Fukuoka, Japan, is a rather impressive example of green architecture (or ‘sustainable architecture’ to use a better buzzword) The elegant urban facade opens onto the busy city streets; while the southern side, covered in lush, colourful vegetation, extends from ground level over multiple one-storey terraces to the top of the fifteen floor building. (image Jess Gough flickr) View high resolution

   The ACROS building in Fukuoka, Japan, is a rather impressive example of green architecture (or ‘sustainable architecture’ to use a better buzzword) The elegant urban facade opens onto the busy city streets; while the southern side, covered in lush, colourful vegetation, extends from ground level over multiple one-storey terraces to the top of the fifteen floor building. (image Jess Gough flickr)

   Village in some utopian universe China (Komai Harwani)

   Village in some utopian universe China (Komai Harwani)

   China (silandi on flickriver.com) View high resolution

   China (silandi on flickriver.com)