Sustainable Transport and Architecture - Ecology icons and visuals for sustainability related presentations.

• 18 editable pictogram symbols for sustainability concepts.
• Modes of green transportation, Types of vehicles, Low-energy architecture
• Green transport and green architecture related examples
• Graphical style: Simple flat icons, metro UI style
• Format: fully editable vector shapes in PowerPoint (color, filling, size - no quality loss when zoomed)

Editable Pictograms of Sustainable Transport and Architecture related

Ecology sectors

Icons for visualizing ecology related topics. All symbols are as clipart pictures - fully editable in PowerPoint.

Package content:

• Sustainable and green transport: Walking, Bike, Car, Carpool, Taxi, Bus, Tram.
• Types of vehicle: Conventional internal combustion engine, Bio-fuel, All-electric, Hydrogen fuel cell, Hybrid electric.
• Low energy architecture: Eco house / sustainable architecture, House insulation, Energy efficient windows, Solar panels, Electric energy saving, Ventilation with heat recovery.
• Four usage examples of transportation, sustainable transporting, fuel types and low energy architecture icons.
• Two slides with all green technology, transport, architecture icons on light and dark background.

Ecology Icons usage examples (Do it yourself infographics)

• Transportation e.q. L gasoline per 100 km per passenger (vertical chart with cliparts)
• Green Transportation pyramid (chart with pictogram)
• Fuel economy (mpq equivalent) (vertical chart with icons)
• Sustainable architecture (diagram infographic)

All icons in simple flat style, suitable for Metro UI style graphics.. Icons provided in 4 versions:

• for light background,
• for dark background,
• as a standalone symbols,
• as a symbol in the circle shape.

Fully editable in PowerPoint set of vector shapes fully editable by using built-in PowerPoint tools, including

• changing color of the icon filling and its outline
• adding shadows
• changing shape and size, rotating, flipping the object
• putting shapes behind or on top of text

See editing demonstration in our HowTo Videos.

Authors

• infoDiagram's contributing designer
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