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Integrating sustainable development goals into the architecture curriculum

Experiences and perspectives

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Mennatullah Hendawy, Mahreen Junaid, Amin Amin

01 January 2024

Science Direct

English

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Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America, South America

The article explores how Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are integrated into architectural education, given the significant environmental impact of buildings. It examines the current state of SDG education in architecture, the challenges faced, and opportunities for improvement. A survey conducted among architecture educators from various institutions revealed that most did not receive formal SDG training and relied on self-learning. SDG 11, focused on sustainable urban development, was the most commonly adopted, with an emphasis on improving slums, providing safe housing, and preserving cultural heritage.

 

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Built environment

Capacity building

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Egypt

Energy

Environmental impact

Environmental management

Governance

Housing

Human settlements

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Pakistan

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SDGs

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Sustainability

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