Beyond Concrete: Architecture for Environmental Balance is a thought-provoking exploration of how architecture must evolve in response to the growing environmental crisis. Challenging the dominance of concrete, steel, and extractive design practices, this book presents a compelling vision for a more sustainable, ethical, and nature-aligned built environment. Bringing together insights from history, culture, science, and contemporary practice, the book examines how architecture has contributed to ecological imbalance—and how it can become a force for regeneration. From indigenous building traditions to modern zero-carbon innovations, it highlights diverse approaches that prioritize environmental harmony, resource efficiency, and long-term resilience.
