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  <title>How rebuilding war-torn areas can accelerate the sustainable transition</title>
  <description> Ukraine has seen many of its cities and towns destroyed. One day they will hopefully  be rebuilt - with great costs and a large climate footprint as a result. But what are the alternatives? Danish NGO,&amp;amp;nbsp;Arkitekter Uden Grænser (Architects Without Borders), is already working on a solution: With the pilot project Build-back-green a sustainable building system using biogenic materials - straw, clay, and timber – is introduced in the Ukrainian city of Voznesensk.&amp;amp;nbsp; Can rebuilding in war-torn or disaster struck parts of the world show a way forward to a more sustainable form of construction? And how do you balance that with the urgent need to recover quickly and cheaply? In this episode, host Michael Booth meets the chairperson of&amp;amp;nbsp;Arkitekter Uden Grænser, Christoffer Breitenbauch, to hear more about the organization's work and its new project in Ukraine. Let’s Talk Architecture is a podcast by Danish Architecture Center.&amp;amp;nbsp;  &amp;amp;nbsp; </description>
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