Kaveh Samiei
Tehran
Kaveh Samiei is an architect and researcher in built environment sustainability. In research and practice he is more concerned with environmentally and socially responsible design and planning.
More by this author at The Nature of Cities
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Why don’t all public buildings have green roofs? Or all large private buildings (e.g. businesses)? Would this be a good idea? What would it take to make it happen and to make it worthwhile?
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Is there such a thing as a “bird friendly city”? What does it look like? What does it not look like? Why bother?
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Tehran, the City of River Valleys, Needs a Landscape Ecological Approach to the Design and Planning of Its Waterways
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A Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) on Cities and Human Settlements is competing for a place among the final United Nations SDGs that will be approved in 2014. If there were an explicitly Urban SDG, what would it look like? What should it say?
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Should programs in architecture, urban design, and landscape architecture require a certain minimum level of learning about the fundamentals of ecology? Why?
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Architecture and Urban Ecosystems: From Segregation to Integration
