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SUSTAINABILITY JOURN(EY)AL

Rachmat Rhamdhani Fauzi | architect, adventurer, sustainability promoter

Why We Should Build Wooden Skyscrapers

Why We Should Build Wooden Skyscrapers

Architecture for the People by the People

Architecture for the People by the People

Sadiman, the Unsung Sustainability Hero

Sadiman, the Unsung Sustainability Hero

Inequality in Indonesia

Inequality in Indonesia

Biomimicry Explained

Biomimicry Explained

Kampung Naga: Traditions and Sustainability

Kampung Naga: Traditions and Sustainability

I grew up and spent my childhood in a rural area of Tasikmalaya, a small city in West Java, Indonesia. Tasikmalaya has a very fertile...

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Who's Behind The Blog

Why We Should Build Wooden Skyscrapers

Architecture for the People by the People

Sadiman, the Unsung Sustainability Hero

Inequality in Indonesia

Biomimicry Explained

Slums, Urbanization and The Poor

Biophilia: Reconnecting Human with Nature

Population Decline, Abandoned Areas and Neighborhood Revitalisation

The Sinking City of Jakarta

Are the Zero-Carbon Cities really Zero-Carbon?

Jakarta Desperately Needs More Parks

Water (not) for All

The Most Sustainable Building is The One You Don't Build

Sustainability vs Resilience

Architecture and Sustainability: A Personal Story

Architecture for Humanity

Logics of Sustainable Architecture (2)

Logics of Sustainable Architecture (1)

Nature and Architecture

Don't Build Your Home, Grow It!

The Best Way to Commute

What is the Most Sustainable Food?

Internet and Sustainability

Broken Cellphone

Kampung Naga: Traditions and Sustainability

Say No to Plastic Bags!

Compact City: is It Sustainable?

Let's Grow Our Food Ourselves

Pemulung: A Vital Role to Urban Waste Management of Jakarta

The Secret of El Dorado: Re-thinking How Societies Thrive or Fall

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