Amazon unveils plans for clean, green, and serene headquarters
The site's design aims to encourage connection with nature, walking and cycling, and uses 100 per cent clean electricity to heat and cool buildings
Amazon has unveiled a cutting-edge green design for the site of its second headquarters in Arlington, Virginia, featuring integrated gardens and buildings that will use all-electric heating and cooling...
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