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Welcome to Green Connection! A UGREEN initiative to make the best content about sustainability in construction available! 👉 Join our next free event, 2030: The Future of Architecture, from July 8th to 12th: https://ugreen.io/2030-event
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📈 Análisis del canal de Telegram Green Connection
El canal Green Connection (@ugreen) en el segmento lingüístico de Inglés es un actor destacado. Actualmente la comunidad reúne a 16 611 suscriptores, ocupando la posición 619 en la categoría Hogar y arquitectura.
📊 Métricas de audiencia y dinámica
Desde su creación el невідомо, el proyecto ha mostrado un crecimiento acelerado, reuniendo a 16 611 suscriptores.
Según los últimos datos del 26 marzo, 2025, el canal mantiene una actividad estable. En los últimos 30 días la variación de miembros fue de -174, y en las últimas 24 horas de 0, conservando un alto alcance.
- Estado de verificación: No verificado
- Tasa de interacción (ER): El promedio de interacción de la audiencia es 0%. Durante las primeras 24 horas tras publicar, el contenido suele obtener N/A% de reacciones respecto al total de suscriptores.
- Alcance de las publicaciones: Cada publicación recibe en promedio 0 visualizaciones. En el primer día suele acumular 0 visualizaciones.
- Reacciones e interacción: La audiencia responde de forma activa: el promedio de reacciones por publicación es 0.
📝 Descripción y política de contenido
El autor describe el recurso como un espacio para expresar opiniones subjetivas:
“Welcome to Green Connection!
A UGREEN initiative to make the best content about sustainability in construction available!
👉 Join our next free event, 2030: The Future of Architecture, from July 8th to 12th: https://ugreen.io/2030-event”
Gracias a la alta frecuencia de actualizaciones (últimos datos recibidos el 27 marzo, 2025), el canal mantiene la vigencia y un amplio alcance. La analítica demuestra que la audiencia interactúa activamente con el contenido, lo que lo convierte en un punto de referencia dentro de la categoría Hogar y arquitectura.
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🌱 *New Edition of Our Newsletter is Live!*
👉 *Read here:* https://news.ugreen.io/p/building-systems-transforming-the-market
Here are the topics we're discussing in this edition:
🧱 *Innovative Construction Systems:* Explore modern building techniques like Gablok, AirCrete, and Spider Tie that are revolutionizing the industry, bringing sustainability, efficiency, and accessibility to construction.
🏙 *China's “Nail House” Story:* Discover the powerful tale of Wu Ping, a symbol of resilience in the face of urban development, reminding us to stand firm for what we believe is right.
🌱 *Roca Brasil Cerámica:* See how Roca Brasil Cerámica is leading the way in sustainable manufacturing with impressive reductions in energy use and innovative recycling methods.
👉 *Don't miss out!* https://news.ugreen.io/p/building-systems-transforming-the-market
Let's innovate and build a sustainable future together! 🌿
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🌱 *New Edition of Our Newsletter is Live!*
👉 *Read here:* https://news.ugreen.io/p/renovations-and-interior-design
*Here are the topics we're discussing in this edition:*
🛠 *Sustainable Renovations:* The importance of using low-carbon materials and adopting design practices that minimize environmental impact.
🚗 *Impact of Parking Lots:* How urban parking lots contribute to heat islands and flooding, and what we can do to change this.
🌳 *Biophilic Design at Khoo Teck Puat Hospital:* An inspiring example of integrating nature and architecture to promote well-being.
📅 *Sustainable Interior Design Week:* October 7-11, an online and free event that will transform your view on design!
👉 *Don't miss out!* https://news.ugreen.io/p/renovations-and-interior-design
Let's build a more sustainable future together! 🌿
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Check Out the Latest Updates in Our Newsletter! 🌱
Our newsletter has a new edition filled with inspiring content about sustainability. Don’t miss the chance to catch up on our topics this week. Take a look at the highlights and click to read the full newsletter!
👉 Click here to read the full newsletter: https://greenconnection.ugreen.io/Wednesday-August-28th-2024-d4d83868503247be83a6d83d2eabf4bd?pvs=4
In this edition, you’ll find:
👉Biodegradable Plastic Made from Citrus Peels
👉Invitation to the Preparation Class: Sustainable Architecture Week
👉Moving a Giant Tree with Precision and Care
👉South Korea Recycles 98% of Its Food Waste. What Can This Teach Us?
👉Furniture Made from Rice Husks!
I hope you enjoy the reading!
Best regards,
Filipe Boni
Founder of UGREEN
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Our latest *Green Connection newsletter is packed with exciting updates* for architecture and sustainability enthusiasts.
👉 Read the full newsletter here: https://greenconnection.ugreen.io/Monday-August-26th-2024-7ffebbcfa266496584d92eb80ba3e134?pvs=4
Don’t miss out—here’s what you’ll find:
👉 Transform Your Space with Earth Paint: For just $4, you can learn to create 10 liters of eco-friendly paint! We’ve got all the details on Instagram.
👉 Eco-Friendly Toilet Paper: Traditional toilet paper devastates forests, but startups are changing that. Sami and I discussed this on YouTube.
👉 Hidden Treasures of Mexican Homes: Discover the serene urban oases hidden behind plain facades.
👉 Sustainable Architecture Week: Join us from Sep 9-13 for live sessions on the latest trends.
👉 Bioswales Explained: Transform urban landscapes with these powerful tools.
Enjoy the read!
Best regards,
Filipe Boni
Founder of UGREEN
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🌱 Sustainable Architecture Week, Moss-Infused Concrete, Carbon Tax, and More in Green Connection!
The new edition of Green Connection is out and packed with valuable insights!
In this edition, you’ll discover:
🌍 All the details about the upcoming Sustainable Architecture Week 2024.
🌱 How moss-infused concrete could revolutionize urban architecture.
💰 The importance of the carbon tax in the fight against climate change.
And much more!
Don’t miss out! Access the newsletter and stay updated on the latest trends shaping the future of sustainable construction.
Check it out now: https://greenconnection.ugreen.io/Friday-August-23rd-2024-0a3e5482005140128ad82f910b95d5a2?pvs=4
Have a great weekend!
Filipe Boni
Founder of UGREEN
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🌱 *Sustainable Architecture Week, Floating Gardens, and More in Green Connection!*
Don’t miss the latest edition of our Green Connection newsletter!
In this edition, you’ll find:
🌍 Sustainable Architecture Week 2024: Get all the details on the return of this global and free event that promises to shape the future of sustainable construction.
🌱 The Revival of the Chicago River: Learn about the Wild Mile project, which cleans the river with floating gardens and positively impacts the environment.
🏆 LEED vs. WELL: Understand the differences and discover which certification is best for your project.
🎯 Last Chance for the LEED Green Associate: Secure a 50% discount on the course and advance your career.
Curious? Check it out now: https://greenconnection.ugreen.io/Wednesday-August-21th-2024-39f17ea291354d63903435f2e7f0f6c5?pvs=4
Have a great Wednesday!
*Filipe Boni*
Founder of UGREEN
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Hi there! 🚀
I invite you to check out our latest newsletter, packed with updates on sustainable architecture.
Here’s what you’ll find:
📅 Sustainable Architecture Week: Free online event from September 9-13.
🏷️ 50% off LEED Green Associate training.
🔍 UGREEN Transparency Label: Focusing on transparency.
🏗️ Hempcrete: The concrete is made from hemp.
Check it out here: https://greenconnection.ugreen.io/Monday-August-19th-2024-867d1ec744ab491da1b0e64ccc8e7d82?pvs=25
Hope you enjoy the updates!
Best regards,
Filipe Boni
Founder of UGREEN
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*Sustainable Architecture Week - September 9-13!*
You are invited to a free online event that is shaping the future of architecture and sustainable construction.
For five days, Sami Meira and I from UGREEN will share transformative insights on essential topics such as sustainable materials, artificial intelligence in architecture, thermal comfort, energy efficiency, and more.
*Secure your spot and join this global sustainability movement:* https://ugreen.com.br/live
Hope to see you there!
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Hey guys! have you seen it?
https://www.instagram.com/reel/C9vCDX4PnOV/?igsh=MW5ibDFzcjJlcXdhMg==
It is like building houses like Lego
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Have you registered for the event of the year?
THE COUNTDOWN HAS BEGUN. The online event 2030: The Future of Architecture starts TOMORROW at 7 PM!
Dive into a future where architecture meets sustainability, shaping a world where innovation, design, and eco-friendly practices come together. This is not just another event; it is your gateway to becoming part of a revolutionary movement aimed at redefining our spaces for the better.
Register by clicking here: https://ugreen.io/2030-event
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Is LEED Right for You or Your Company?
Many people want to understand how LEED certification works. It is one of the most recognized worldwide and helps ensure sustainable project practices.
If you want to learn more about LEED certification, we have two options for you:
1. If you are looking to certify a LEED development, talk to our UGREEN team.
Schedule a call here: https://ugreen.io/apply/
2. If you want to become a LEED certifier, watch our introductory webinar.
Click here to watch now: https://event.webinarjam.com/go/live/39/0z854a85f1s7s2
I hope one of these options helps you!
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Question: Do you know how to use the climate to make your projects more comfortable?
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🌞 The Secret of Ancient Civilizations to Keep Homes Cool 🌞
Have you ever thought about closing the windows when the heat is unbearable? It sounds strange. Mainly depending on your climate.
But that’s precisely what desert people do, and there’s an intelligent reason behind it.
Watch the Instagram Video to Understand Everything: https://www.instagram.com/p/C8b_XT5v5MI/
In ancient Middle Eastern civilizations, opening a window only brought more heat and dust inside. So, they devised an ingenious solution: they built their homes around a central courtyard with a water fountain.
This courtyard was not only beautiful but also functional. The water evaporated, humidifying and cooling the hot air before it entered the homes. Plants around the fountain created a pleasant microclimate, providing natural shade and coolness.
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Starting Monday with the greenest museum in the world! 🌿
The California Academy of Sciences has an incredible green roof that retains up to 98% of rainwater, helping to prevent flooding and conserve water resources.
Designed by Renzo Piano, the space features an aquarium, planetarium, natural history museum, and a four-story rainforest biosphere. Inside, you’ll find exotic plants, colorful butterflies, birds, and small animals, simulating tropical ecosystems from various parts of the world.
And there's more: circular skylights that open and close automatically to regulate the temperature.
And the best part! You can walk along the trails on the roof, where a colony of native California bees lives, essential for pollination and promoting urban biodiversity.
Check out more on our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C8XKNKhvdc1/
Have a great week!
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Taking advantage, quick notice!
If you haven't registered for "2030: The Future of Architecture," our free event from July 8 to 12, you're wasting time! It will be three amazing days where we will teach everything about sustainable architecture.
We'll share the best strategies for you to stand out in the future of the profession. And there's more! We will have certificates and special guides for download.
It's an unmissable event you can't afford to miss! Click the link to register: https://ugreen.io/2030-event
See you there!
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How was an abandoned railway line transformed into a unique green roof in New York?
Check out the video I made on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C8RieQ8oeuz
🌿 The High Line is an elevated park where vegetation thrives in a thin layer of soil between 18 and 36 inches.
The transformation began with creating a green space in the middle of the city, using herbaceous species from the area and other plants capable of withstanding local conditions. 🌱
During construction, an intelligent drainage system was installed to capture rainwater. This helps keep the plants healthy even during dry periods. 💧
The High Line also helps improve air quality and reduce the urban heat island effect. It’s a green refuge that offers a peaceful space for residents and tourists, as well as a unique view of New York City. 🏙️
Of course, it also hosts a variety of cultural and recreational activities. 🎭
Have a great week!
Filipe Boni
UGREEN
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🌱🤖 UGREEN Challenge: Bioclimatics + Biophilia + AI!
We have exciting news! The first UGREEN Challenge on bioclimatic, biophilia, and artificial intelligence is coming up soon.
On this special day, UGREEN members will create unique projects using these three strategies. Learn to use elements from your own climate, explore over 70 biophilic strategies, and use AI to create instant images with free tools.
Want to join? This exclusive event takes place on June 27 and is only for UGREEN Pass members.
👉 **Click here to learn more and talk to our team (special offer talking to them, just a hint!): https://ugreen.com.br/pass
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🌞🔋 Printable Solar Cells? Discover This Polish Innovation!
Ever thought about printing a solar panel? It’s now a reality! 🌟
Meet Olga Malinkiewicz and her team at Saule Technologies. They have created printable solar cells using a material called perovskite, which can be dissolved in ink and printed on flexible surfaces with an inkjet printer.
These solar cells are super light, flexible, and can be applied to any surface - from windows to cars and even clothes! And the best part: perovskite is more efficient and affordable than silicon solar panels! 🌍✨
Want to know more? Check out our Instagram post and leave a like: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C8MdwJjtQLl
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Why do 99% of architects not use sustainable practices? 🏢🌿
The main reason is that they feel they are not rewarded for it in the short term. Implementing sustainability requires more time, research, and resources. But those who adopt these practices profit more in the long run. 💰📈
Green buildings use 25% less energy ⚡️ and 11% less water 💧. They also have a 7% higher market value 📊 and a 6% higher occupancy rate 📈.
Sustainable practices increase employee productivity by up to 16% 👷♀️👨💼 and reduce long-term operational costs.
And those who provide this for their clients will have an ultra-resilient career for an increasingly demanding future!
Learn how to implement these practices in your projects! Join our free and certified event "2030: The Future of Architecture" from July 8 to 12, 2024.
Don’t miss out! Secure your spot now: https://ugreen.io/2030-event 🔗🚀
Best regards,
Filipe Boni
Founder of UGREEN
