1. The Soneva Fushi Resort, Maldives: This resort incorporates sustainable principles into its design and construction, including using local materials, solar energy, natural ventilation, and water conservation systems.
2. The Centre for Alternative Technology, Wales: This education and research facility showcases sustainable building techniques, including straw bale construction, solar heating, and natural cooling.
3. The Green School Bali: This school uses bamboo and other renewable materials for its construction, and incorporates solar energy, composting toilets, and rainwater catchment systems.
4. The Earthship Biotecture, Taos, New Mexico: These eco-homes are constructed using recycled materials and incorporate passive solar heating, water reclamation, and natural ventilation.
5. The Big Green Island, Denmark: This sustainable community on the island of Bornholm incorporates energy-efficient buildings and renewable energy sources, including wind and solar power.
6. The Scottish Ecological Design Association, Scotland: This group promotes sustainable architecture in Scotland through education, advocacy, and community development.
7. The Haida Heritage Centre, British Columbia: This cultural center uses traditional Haida building techniques and incorporates sustainable principles such as passive solar design and rainwater harvesting.
8. The Ilima Hotel, Kauai: This hotel incorporates sustainable design features, including energy-efficient lighting, water conservation systems, and locally-sourced materials.
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