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AJ Climate Champions podcast: Barnabas Calder revisits architectural history through the lens of energy

In the latest AJ Climate Champions podcast, Barnabas Calder charts the course of architectural history from hunter gatherers’ earliest mud and bone huts

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从木材到煤炭，能源如何影响了建筑世界？

从木材到煤炭，能源如何影响了建筑世界？
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Register for our Architecture Project Talk about The Cork House

The Cork House, designed by CSK Architects and the Bartlett, will be the subject of the next Dezeen x Knauf Architecture Project Talk on Friday 11 June.

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Architecture: From Prehistory to Climate Emergency review – how energy shaped the way we built the world

Architecture: From Prehistory to Climate Emergency review – how energy shaped the way we built the world Rowan Moore © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Heritage Images/Getty Images Consider the Georgian terrace, now a widely admired model of traditional city-building. Its most important material was not those of which it was ostensibly made, but coal: coal fired the kilns that made the bricks and the lime for the mortar; it helped make the glass for the large windows; it smelted and melted the iron for the railings and nails. It was burned in the fireplaces whose serried chimneys rose above the roofline, and was stored in the coal holes beneath the pavement, which were studded with the circular metal plates through which the fuel was poured.

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