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Sometimes art is appreciated by the most unsuspecting creatures. Check out 12 times architecture sheltered animals, not humans. Art is not just for the two-legged.

12 Times Architecture Sheltered Animals, Not Humans We compile a list of 12 projects where architects designed for animals, as well as humans.

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: Renaissance at North Park Apartments, Lubbock TX.
This project brings Spanish Renaissance architectural inspired style to Lubbock. Careful attention was given to the project's design in order to evoke the right blend of sophistication and school pride. Amenities include a fitness room, business center, courtyard, community lounge, entertaining kitchen, leisure pool, cabana and private garages. To see more projects click here: bit.ly/ArchDem

: Hulen Place, Fort Worth, TX. Composed of 241 units, this project is located just a few minutes from downtown Fort Worth, TX. The building is organized around 2 courtyards & a parking garage. To see more projects click here:
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"As architects, one of our biggest concerns should be the reduction of carbon emissions from the buildings we construct. Being able to measure, quantify, and rate this quality is a good way to start. Understanding the amount of energy or carbon incorporated in building's materials is essential to creating more eco-conscious projects." To read more about building materials and its carbon footprint click here:

Embodied Energy in Building Materials: What it is and How to Calculate It Embodied carbon refers to the sum impact of all greenhouse gas emissions attributed to a material during its life cycle.