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Saving the world by ecological design | DR. KEN YEANG | TEDxNitteDU

“Everything in nature is connected” We often think urbanization and ecology don’t go hand in hand. In today’s world of increasing infrastructure and need to accommodate the growing population high rise structures are becoming increasingly common . An important aspect of this also includes innovation. So , can we urbanize our cities while save the planet? Dr.Ken Yeang believes in this and that through distinctive green aesthetics and ecology based approach we can integrate nature in every modern structure making it not only eco-friendly ,but also elegant. Dr.Yeang sheds light on upcoming concept of sustainable architecture through eco-design and masterplanning ; both which will lead the way to bring out the perfect balance between nature and design! Dr.Ken Yeang is an architect, planner and ecologist. Best known for his green architecture, masterplans and research, differentiated by an ecology based approach and their distinctive green aesthetic. He received his doctorate from Cambridge University on ‘ecological design and planning’. His key buildings include National Library (Singapore), Mesiniaga Tower(Malaysia) and Spire Edge Tower(India).He was awarded the Malaysian Institute of Architects Gold Medal, the Government of Malaysia Merdeka Award, the Architectural Society of China Liangsicheng Award 2016 and others. The UK Guardian newspaper named him as one of the 50 individuals who could save the planet(2008) This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http:ted.com/tedx. Best known for his green architecture, masterplans and research differentiated by an ecology based approach and their distinctive green aesthetics , Mr. Yeang's key buildings include Mesiniagia tower , National library Singapore and Spire Edge tower, India. Mr.Yeang is here to shed light on upcoming concept of sustainable architecture to bring out the perfect balance between nature and design. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx