Building with a Positive Footprint drawing Even as a child he

Even as a child he would stoically take note of the weather conditions three times a day

Along with corn and wheat

Bernhard Sumner

as well as works that trace the memories of those closest to him taken in private

Building with a Positive Footprint drawing Even as a child heIs the world better off with your building? In 99. 9% of cases the answer is No. Almost every building pollutes the air, water, and soil and damages biodiversity. What if we turned that around and focused on making a positive contribution? If buildings purify, create biodiversity, and generate more energy than we use, then we can perhaps heal the world with our buildings. Building with a Positive Footprint offers an accessible explanation for the