Thermo-Regulating Clothing in Extreme Weather Conditions: How Adaptable Apparel Meets Today’s Unpredictable Climate Needs Previously, dressing for the season was enough. Now, unpredictable weather makes that difficult. A day can start cool, turn hot, and end chilly. Commuters, travellers, and outdoor workers deal with these abrupt changes. These changing conditions have quietly created a new problem: most clothing isn’t designed to adjust as quickly as the weather itself. As temperatures and environments fluctuate rapidly, our apparel often leaves us uncomfortable or unprotected.

Your clothes might be working against you… https://t.ly/a9Kuh

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In one of world’s most climate-vulnerable countries, architects prepare for the worst | CNN In Vietnam, architects are turning to local materials and time-honored building techniques as enduring tools of climate resilience.

Enjoyed this piece by Faye Bradley about regionally relevant, #climateadaptive, #resilient, #lowimpact, #futureforward building designs from Vietnamese firms Tropical Space, H&P Arch, VTN Arch. Bamboo, rice husk insulation, permeable walls, floatable. #vietnam

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Picture shows a people-first street in Vienna’s Seestadt. Plenty of bikes and no cars.

Mike Eliason, founder of Larch Lab & author of Building for People, reflects how events from the pandemic & #climate disasters to #urbanhousing challenges – shaped his mission to bring #sustainable, community-focused, and #climateadaptive living to the US
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A pretty cool thing happened this week...

I'm wrapping up a book on #climateadaptive #development for Island Press, and after months of slogging through, the last chapter is finished.

Art permissions are in full swing. Edits rapidly underway...