Daily COP26 briefing: today's COP26 briefing includes Morag Myerscough flags, Passive House tours and a film on the Anthropocene.
Throughout COP26, we will be publishing regular updates of what's happening at the conference and surrounding events. See all our COP26 coverage here.
Passive House tours during COP26
The Passive House Institute is arranging a series of tours of Passive House buildings in Glasgow on 8 November. Named Sustainable Buildings of Glasgow, the tour will include visits to Passive House social housing units, three retrofitted high-rise towers and a refurbishment of traditional Victorian tenement flats.
Make designs central installation for COP26 Build Better Now virtual pavilion
London studio Make has unveiled a virtual reality installation that forms the central space at the UK Green Building Council's (UKGBC) Build Better Now pavilion. Called Fountain of Circular Recovery, the installation sits at the centre of the pavilion where 17 "exemplary sustainable projects" are being exhibited by the organisation.
Morag Myerscough reveals COP26 flags and banners
Artist Morag Myerscough has unveiled a series of flags and banners as part of an installation named Clean Power. According to non-profit organisation #TogetherBand, nearly three-quarters of greenhouse gas emissions come from the energy we use to power our lives.
To draw attention to the issue, Myerscough placed 40 giant flags made from recycled plastic across the host city Glasgow that have the words Clean Power and Sun, Sea, Air, written on them.
"With this work I wanted to put out an optimistic approach towards our future, if we work together we can help make the changes we need to happen," said Myerscough. "The oranges, greens and blues represent the sun, sea and air that we need to power ourselves to a renewable future."
ASLA calls upon governments to commit to "more ambitious" climate action
The American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) has issued a statement calling upon governments attending the conference to commit to "more ambitious" targets.
"We will be looking for more ambitious commitments – increased investments in nature-based approaches to sequestering greenhouse gas emissions and adapting to climate change and more equitable climate actions that undo climate injustices," said ASLA CEO Torey Carter-Conneen.
Wood for Good conference begins today
The Construction Scotland Innovation Centre is hosting the Wood for Good conference, which will explore the role of timber in the journey to zero carbon, today. Waugh Thistleton Architects co-founder Andrew Waugh will be speaking at 10:30am.
Glasgow School of Art-redesigned Vitra pieces to be sold to fund sustainability education
A trio of Vitra furniture pieces have been reimagined by students at the Glasgow School of Art and will be on display at the citizenM hotel during COP26. Following the conference two of the pieces will be auctioned "to fund future sustainable design education" at the Glasgow School of Art.
Architectures of Crisis: Hopes + Visions launch party
Climate activist group Architects Climate Action Network (ACAN) kicks off its program of events during COP26 today with a launch party for the Architectures of Crisis: Hopes + Visions exhibition at the New Glasgow Society East.
Anthropocene: The Human Epoch to be screened today
To coincide with the conference, the High Commission of Canada in the UK is presenting an IMAX screening of the Anthropocene: The Human Epoch documentary at the Cinema Auditorium today. It can also be watched online here.
COP26 takes place at SEC Centre in Glasgow from 1 to 12 November 2021. See Dezeen Events Guide for all the latest information you need to know to attend the event, as well as a list of other architecture and design events taking place around the world.
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