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Ecodesign applies not just to how we design, construct, use, recycle, and eventually biointegrate our buildings back into the environment, but to all of our human built environment including everything that we as humans make – buildings, bridges, roads, toys, refrigerators, clothing, etc. Ecodesign concerns not just those in the design community butContinue readinghttp://spacing.ca/network/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/Yeang.jpg