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1st, 2nd and 3rd skin

Last saturday, when I went to bring a long-awaited book by Santiago Calatrava called "The Poetics of Movement" back to the library, a very dull and thick air of unnatural materials struck into my nose, very soon with the breeze of opening the door. It was so invasive, that it was all I could think of. Just as when you realise someone smoking just walked past you. You almost start to choke. And then you hold your breath, until you realise doing this for too long ain´t gonna help in the long run and you actually might run out of air at all. So best I can do is actually just breath deep enough to get at least any possible oxygen lost in that air to reach the cells that need it the most. So you are kind of trapped in the situation. And very soon you adapt to the situation and start the conversation with the librarian and do you thing, of course, everything is manageable. And yet you understand how all this could have been prevented with the right and conscious choice of material

Beauty as a rule of thumb of sustainability

I believe that somewhere in the core all things designed to be beautiful are also mostly sustainable. There are many reasons to make that assumption. When someone is designing or creating something, either it is a chair, a song, or a deed which is beautiful, means that there is an extraordinary amount of time and effort put into that, even if not directly then getting ready before that action of thing itself. It´s been done with lots of thought process, rethinking, refiguring, resizing, any for on analyse and aim for a highest possible solution. And if one has put such an amount of energy into something, or has been cultivating that type of state, they will want to make it long-lasting, therefore sustain, to be used, to wanted to be heard, to remember it for as long as possible. Secondly, people tend to take care of , honor things that are beautiful... 
To make it clear, first of all for myself, what I am standing for with this blog. I am on my on the path of my journey, where I put all the thoughts and ideas connected to sustainable design and way of managing I have had in the past decade into a frame of master thesis.
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renewable /rɪˈnjuːəbəl/ Õppige hääldust adjective 1. (of a contract, agreement, etc.) capable of being renewed. "we are on renewable annual contracts" 2. (of a natural resource or source of energy) not depleted when used. "a shift away from fossil fuels to renewable energy" noun a natural resource or source of energy that is not depleted by use, such as water, wind, or solar power. "production costs for the renewables are higher than for coal, oil, or gas"