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SUSTAINABLE DESIGN#1

Design that minimizes environmental impact by using eco-friendly materials and practices.

ECO-FRIENDLY MATERIALS#2

Materials that are non-toxic, recyclable, and sustainably sourced, reducing harm to the environment.

PUBLIC SPACE#3

Areas accessible to the public, such as parks and plazas, where community engagement is encouraged.

SUSTAINABILITY METRICS#4

Quantitative measures used to assess the sustainability of design choices and their environmental impact.

REGULATORY COMPLIANCE#5

Adhering to laws and regulations governing sustainable design and construction practices.

LIFECYCLE ASSESSMENT#6

Evaluation of the environmental impacts of a product throughout its entire lifecycle, from sourcing to disposal.

USER PERSONAS#7

Fictional characters created to represent different user types that might interact with a design.

MATERIALS PALETTE#8

A curated selection of materials chosen for a design project based on sustainability and aesthetics.

SITE ANALYSIS#9

The study of a location's physical, social, and environmental characteristics to inform design decisions.

COMPLIANCE CHECKLIST#10

A tool used to ensure that design proposals meet all relevant regulations and standards.

STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT#11

Involving individuals or groups that have an interest in a project to gather feedback and insights.

VISUAL REPRESENTATION#12

Graphical depiction of data and metrics to communicate sustainability outcomes effectively.

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT#13

The process of involving local residents and stakeholders in the design and planning of public spaces.

CASE STUDIES#14

Detailed analyses of successful projects that serve as models for best practices in sustainable design.

DESIGN REPORT#15

A comprehensive document outlining the design process, decisions made, and sustainability metrics.

PRESENTATION SKILLS#16

Techniques and strategies for effectively communicating design ideas to an audience.

FEEDBACK MECHANISMS#17

Methods for collecting responses from users or stakeholders to improve design outcomes.

AESTHETICS#18

The visual appeal and beauty of a design, which must be balanced with sustainability.

SOURCING STRATEGIES#19

Approaches for finding and acquiring eco-friendly materials for design projects.

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT#20

The effect that a design or material has on the natural environment.

BEST PRACTICES#21

Proven methods and techniques that yield superior results in sustainable design.

INNOVATIVE TECHNIQUES#22

New and creative methods applied in design to enhance sustainability and user experience.

DESIGN PRINCIPLES#23

Fundamental guidelines that inform and shape the design process.

METHODOLOGY#24

The systematic approach used to conduct research and develop design solutions.

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY#25

A brief overview of a design report highlighting key findings and recommendations.