Gallura – Costa Smeralda: the Sardinian “green” vanguard<\/h2>\n
Since 1966, the coasts of Gallura – Costa Smeralda are safeguarded by landscape conservation orders<\/strong> that limit urbanisation but protect their unique environment. With the 2004 regional law n8, those limits became stricter and, in 2007, governor Soru extended all around Sardinia the Gallura – Costa Smeralda protection model. Sustainable architecture is that discipline that designs and builds houses to reduce the environmental impact, to increase the energy efficiency, and to improve health, comfort, and life-quality of their guests, thanks to the new structures and the modern technologies.<\/strong> This architecture must be capable to satisfy the needs of possible buyers, but must also respect natural resources, harmoniously integrating with the context.<\/p>\n In the ’90ies, the building’ increasing need for resources and greenhouse gas production have brought to reconsider the productive model and to adjust it to the sustainability goals. After the Brundtland report, even architecture has to act and make some changes like:<\/p>\n The energy efficiency<\/strong> is the most important element when you are making a design following the sustainable architecture basics. To reach the goal, architects and builders use techniques that are going to reduce the houses energy request and, at the same time, they are trying to enhance their ability to produce energy.<\/strong> It is the energy use improvement one of the most important keywords.<\/p>\n To achieve this improvement, architects use different strategies, both passive and active.<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p><\/div><\/div>\n <\/p><\/div><\/div>\n In sustainable architecture, the use of resources that are easy to recover and to clear out<\/strong> is fundamental. One of the most damaging problems of modern architecture is this because it causes enormous energy consumption. Today, recycling<\/strong> is normality for sustainable design. It is necessary, in fact, to think that, once the building has to be refurbished or demolished, its materials have to be reused avoiding wastefullnesses. The most used materials are recycled denim, linoleum, sheep wool, bamb\u00f9, clay, stone, and rock.<\/p>\n Immobilsarda has always promoted a sustainable architecture and life<\/strong> and we are proud to boast a wide Portfolio with Real Estates that exhibit this feature. We invite you to discover all our new sustainable properties in Gallura – Costa Smeralda on our web site and to contact us<\/a> to discover all the secrets of this extraordinary realities.<\/p>\n
\nFollowing the regional philosophy, more and more architects and builders use sustainable architecture. A land like this offers a wide selection of high-quality natural materials, like granite, wood and pink stone<\/strong>, that are perfect to realize environmentally friendly homes. Furthermore, the new building techniques allow making houses that camouflage among the coasts and the Mediterranean maquis, lowering also the “visual pollution”.<\/strong> And modern technologies give the maximum comfort<\/strong> with minimum consumption.<\/p>\n![\"Architettura](\"https:\/\/news-immobilsarda.it\/staging\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/03\/Chagall-1024x470.jpg\")
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Sustainable Architecture Basics<\/h2>\n
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Our Sustainable Properties<\/h1>\n
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