Today’s green news: Shine Architecture and TA Arquitectura have refurbished an exisiting university building in Mexico
Vestas warns lacking government decarbonisation targets could deter green investment, in The Guardian.
The Green Investment Bank launches with £3billion of government funding, here.
World Meteorological Organisation claims 2012 on track to be ninth warmest year on record, here.
And finally… Shine Architecture and TA Arquitectura have retrofit an underutilised building on the Monterrey Institute of Technology’s campus providing a naturally ventilated and daylit studio space, on Dezeen.
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