Ten years of Constructive Alps: Conference on sustainable building and renovation Federal Office for Spatial Development Bern, 10.06.2021 - The international architecture competition Constructive Alps is celebrating its tenth anniversary. To mark the occasion, an online conference on sustainable renovation and construction in the Alps organised by the Swiss Presidency of the Alpine Convention was held on 9 and 10 June 2021. Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein have announced the sixth call for entries for the prize in October 2021.
The Constructive Alps anniversary event focused on how architecture combines climate protection, self-sufficiency and quality of life. Experts from the fields of architecture and sociology as well as representatives of building owners presented various award-winning projects submitted in the architecture competition. The conference was attended by more than a hundred persons.
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In Gold We Trust Report 2021
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In Gold We Trust report 2021 focuses on these topics:
► Status quo of gold: price development over the last 12 months, important influencing factors, and trends in the gold market.
► Facets of monetary climate change
Why the current surge in inflation is not temporary
Inflation as a risk to equity and bond markets
Government debt reduction through yield curve control
► Are commodities at the start of a new supercycle?
► De-dollarization 2021: Europe buys gold, China opens a digital front
► Analysis of a combined gold/Bitcoin investment strategy
► The silver decade
Additional chapters on the following topics:
► An interview with economic historian Russell Napier on why he has switched from the deflation camp to the inflation camp.