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Design your ideal workspace with COWRKS Managed Office Solutions - Vimarsana News

Design your ideal workspace with COWRKS Managed Office Solutions

Discover the future of work with COWRKS' managed office solutions. Save up to 25% on space leases and elevate your workspace experience with bespoke solutions tailored to your business.

Australia needs to accelerate clean energy transition: IEA review - Vimarsana News

Australia needs to accelerate clean energy transition: IEA review

Though Australia can make enough progress on emissions reductions by 2030 to align with the goal of net zero by 2050, stronger efforts are needed to improve energy efficiency...

Expanded public space and amenities, stacked streets: Strategies for humane living in crowded cities - Vimarsana News

Expanded public space and amenities, stacked streets: Strategies for humane living in crowded cities

Can more compact cities also mean lower operating and living costs without a compromise on standards of living?

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MC Explains|Are glass façades in Bengaluru skyscrapers contributing to global warming and climate change? - Vimarsana News

MC Explains|Are glass façades in Bengaluru skyscrapers contributing to global warming and climate change?

As an upcoming revision in National Building Code in 2025 seeks to reflect the contemporary technology shifts for green buildings, Moneycontrol takes a closer look at the issue to assess the impact of glitzy glass facades on the environment and people.

Cebu City, private sector to get helicopters to fight fire - Vimarsana News

Cebu City, private sector to get helicopters to fight fire

Cebu City, private sector to get helicopters to fight fire