Author Archives: Daniel Bell

Salt of the earth: the past and future of building with brine

By Daniel Bell and Henna Burney 23 April 2024 Essays

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Abundant and sustainable, salt could offer alternatives to carbon‑intensive materials

Recipe for disaster: the CLIMAVORE diet

5 October 2018 By Daniel Fernández Pascual and Alon Schwabe

A radical new mindset is called for in food production and consumption…

AR April 2024: Mediterranean

2 April 2024 By Manon Mollard, Eleanor Beaumont and Kristina Rapacki

Rachid Koraïchi | DAAR | MVRDV | GRAS Reynés Arquitectos | NP2F…

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Field day: Parque Jardines Mediterráneos de la Hoya in Almería, Spain by KAUH Arquitectos

16 April 2024 By Miguel Fernández-Galiano

Parque Jardines Mediterráneos de la Hoya in Almería, by KAUH Arquitectos, is…

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As far as the olive tree grows: unpacking the Mediterranean diet

17 April 2024 By Elisabeth Luard

The much vaunted Mediterranean diet is at risk of extinction in the…

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