I’ve been seeing a billboard along SLEX about a Green and
Sustainable Exhibit at Nuvali. As a sustainability fan (and also a frustrated
Nuvali homeowner… I'd live to live there) , I made arrangements for the family to go.
The exhibit is located at EvoLiving, Nuvali’s sales
building. I was a bit puzzled at this because the location is far from the
Solenad area, where foot traffic was better. Upon seeing the exhibit, I saw
that it was more of an info-installation / marketing exhibit of the sustainability
features of the Nuvali community. It was interesting nonetheless. If you are
not really a green/ sustainability aficionado – though I think everyone should
be – it might not be worth the trip. The exhibit runs up to Sept 1, 2013. We didn't catch any of the Green activities , those might be interesting too.
The exhibit (I assumed curated by the Ayala Museum, since
their logo is included in the poster) featured outdoor artwork, some recycled
art, and interactive exhibits that teaches about greener lifestyles and
community engagement. We were not able to check out the outdoor sculptures
because of (1) the rain, (2) they’re a bit spread out and you wouldn’t know
where to go.I saw a blog with more photos, though!Check it out at http://www.kumagcow.com/2013/08/nuvalis-greenstallations.html.
The interactive exhibits inside were really nicely done, and
one can see the time and effort put into it. It highlighted the importance of
recycling, waste segregation, energy / water / resource conservation. It’s a
good introduction towards green living.
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| Starting him young. My son Tonyo learns how it's good to be green :) |
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