KEN YEANG

Ken Yeang is an architect, ecologist and author known for his work in the field of ecological design. He is recognised as a pioneer in sustainable architecture. Yeang’s approach involves integrating ecology-based principles into architectural structures as Applied Ecology, promoting environmentally sensitive, carbon neutral and energy-efficient solutions.

His innovative ideas focus on creating buildings that harmonise synergistically with nature while addressing contemporary environmental challenges. He is among the few architects who does research, designs, builds and writes.

Yeang trained at the Architectural Association (London). His Cambridge doctorate was published as ‘Designing With Nature’ by McGraw-Hill (1985).

His Awards Include:
- The Aga Khan Award
- Prinz Claus Award
- Auguste Perret Award (from International Union of Architects)
- Liang SiCheng International Award (from Architectural Society of China)
- Gold Medal (from Malaysian Institute of Architects).

In recognition of his green architecture, the Guardian named him one of the 50 people who could save the planet.

Email: [email protected]
Wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_Yeang
Ken Yeang is an architect, ecologist and author known for his work in the field of ecological design. He is recognised as a pioneer in sustainable architecture. Yeang’s approach involves integrating ecology-based principles into architectural structures as Applied Ecology, promoting environmentally sensitive, carbon neutral and energy-efficient solutions.

His innovative ideas focus on creating buildings that harmonise synergistically with nature while addressing contemporary environmental challenges. He is among the few architects who does research, designs, builds and writes.

Yeang trained at the Architectural Association (London). His Cambridge doctorate was published as ‘Designing With Nature’ by McGraw-Hill (1985).

His Awards Include:
- The Aga Khan Award
- Prinz Claus Award
- Auguste Perret Award (from International Union of Architects)
- Liang SiCheng International Award (from Architectural Society of China)
- Gold Medal (from Malaysian Institute of Architects).

In recognition of his green architecture, the Guardian named him one of the 50 people who could save the planet.

Email: [email protected]
Wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_Yeang
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