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Buildings of the Future

Net-Zero Buildings
Technology
Buildings
Grade 10
ON
Buildings of the Future

Description

This lesson explores net-zero buildings and the role they play in reducing emissions. Students will learn about the design and construction processes behind net-zero buildings and apply this knowledge by redesigning their school as a net-zero building and campus.

Lesson Type: Project

Duration: Single Class

Sector: Buildings

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