Examples of using Built environment in English and their translations into Slovenian
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accessibility to the built environment or the space industry programme.
Cibic connects Kraus with the phenomena of programmatic application of decoration by practically every(trans)national political structure within language and the built environment.
are developing an executive education programme for future leaders in the built environment professions.
will not stand out from its built environment and devalue the quality historic features of the existing villa.
strategies for a sustainable built environment, and, given that construction is responsible for at least 40 percent of all environmental impacts energy, water, materials, waste, etc.
Therefore, this Directive should enable Member States to include the built environment used in the provision of the services under the scope of this Directive,
The built environment was completed with local boulder stone
research group leader for Human Health in the Built Environment, Dr Michael Burnard,
Justinian was also concerned with other aspects of the city's built environment, legislating against the abuse of laws prohibiting building within 100 feet(30 m)
we have to ensure that we can make energy savings in the built environment, for example, in a much faster timeframe,
reducing the negative effects that climate change may pose to the natural and built environment within which the economic activity takes place,
human health in the built environment, renewable materials composites,
(a) the built environment where the service is provided,
responsible behaviour with healthy built environment based on efficient use of sources
The European jury selected Salzburg for its outstanding achievements in all key accessibility areas: the built environment and public spaces;
Considers that, as 90% of the 2050 built environment already exists, special requirements
As he explains, scientists have studied the effects of wood in the built environment on human health,
A wider definition would include within its scope the design of the total built environment, from the macrolevel of town planning, urban design,
If we accept that our built environment has a direct effect on our behaviour
Considers that, as 90% of the 2050 built environment already exists, special requirements