Yes, architectural ordonnance can be used to promote green transportation.
Architectural ordonnance refers to the principles and guidelines that govern the design of buildings and structures in a particular area or community. By incorporating elements that encourage and facilitate green transportation, such as bike lanes, pedestrian walkways, and electric car charging stations, architects and urban planners can promote environmentally sustainable and efficient modes of transportation.
Additionally, buildings themselves can be designed to support green transportation. For example, building parking structures with bike storage and showers for cyclists encourages employees to commute via bike rather than car, reducing carbon emissions and promoting physical activity.
Overall, architectural ordonnance plays an important role in shaping the built environment and can be used to promote green transportation and support a sustainable future.
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