"use client" import { AlignCenterIcon, AlignLeftIcon, AlignRightIcon, BoldIcon, ChevronDownIcon, Code2Icon, Heading1Icon, Heading2Icon, Heading3Icon, ImageIcon, ItalicIcon, LinkIcon, ListIcon, ListOrderedIcon, RedoIcon, StrikethroughIcon, TypeIcon, UnderlineIcon, UndoIcon, } from "lucide-react" import { Button } from "@/styles/base-sera/ui/button" import { ButtonGroup, ButtonGroupSeparator, } from "@/styles/base-sera/ui/button-group" import { Card, CardContent, CardHeader, CardTitle, } from "@/styles/base-sera/ui/card" import { Checkbox } from "@/styles/base-sera/ui/checkbox" import { DropdownMenu, DropdownMenuContent, DropdownMenuItem, DropdownMenuTrigger, } from "@/styles/base-sera/ui/dropdown-menu" import { Field, FieldGroup, FieldLabel, FieldLegend, FieldSet, } from "@/styles/base-sera/ui/field" import { Input } from "@/styles/base-sera/ui/input" import { Progress, ProgressLabel, ProgressValue, } from "@/styles/base-sera/ui/progress" import { Select, SelectContent, SelectGroup, SelectItem, SelectTrigger, SelectValue, } from "@/styles/base-sera/ui/select" import { Textarea } from "@/styles/base-sera/ui/textarea" type Milestone = { name: string complete: boolean note?: string } const MILESTONES: Milestone[] = [ { name: "Outline & Commissioning", complete: true, }, { name: "First Draft Submitted", complete: true, }, { name: "Review & Revisions", complete: false, note: "Waiting on editor", }, { name: "Final Copy Edit", complete: false, }, { name: "Art Direction & Layout", complete: false, }, ] const ISSUES = [ { label: "Spring Issue 2024", value: "spring-2024" }, { label: "Summer Issue 2024", value: "summer-2024" }, { label: "Autumn Issue 2024", value: "autumn-2024" }, { label: "Winter Issue 2024", value: "winter-2024" }, ] export function EditorWorkspace() { return (

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The Future of Sustainable Architecture

As cities continue to expand at an unprecedented rate, the architectural paradigm is shifting from mere expansion to sustainable integration. The concrete jungles of the 20th century are making way for structures that breathe, adapt, and give back to their environments.

Historically, urban development has been a zero-sum game with nature.

The Living Building Challenge

Sterling's latest project in downtown Seattle is a testament to this new philosophy. "We are no longer designing static structures," Sterling explained during a recent site visit. "We are engineering localized ecosystems."

The building features a facade of responsive biomaterials that adjust their porosity based on humidity and temperature, significantly reducing the need for artificial climate control. Rainwater is not merely channeled away but captured, filtered through a series of integrated rooftop wetlands, and reused within the building's greywater system.

This shift requires more than just innovative materials; it demands a fundamental change in how we value space. Check with engineering team for specific stats.

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