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Devoted to the future of design, tracking the innovations in technology, practices and materials that are pushing architecture and home design towards a smarter and more sustainable future.
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Stunning Open Air Library Pops Up in East Germany

Nov 3, 2009
What began as an assemblage of 1,000 empty beer cartons pulled together by residents in East Germany has now evolved into an incredible open air public library. Designed by Karo Architekten in...

Brad Pitt Receives Award From USGBC For Making It Right

Sep 28, 2009
If all rich and famous actors used their superpowers for good the way that Brad Pitt does, the world would be a much better place! Last week at the Clinton Global Climate Initiative, the...

Ice Sculptures Mark 100 Days Until Copenhagen Climate Summit

Aug 29, 2009
100 child-sized ice sculptures sit in Beijing’s Temple of Earth to represent the 1 billion lives that will be lost in Asia due to water shortages caused by climate change. The art installation...

AIRBIA: Awesome Suburban Airships Take Flight

Aug 10, 2009
What’s lighter than air, soars through the sky, and stands to save our suburbs by breaking the shackles of car culture? The answer is Airbia, an incredible fleet of high-flying airships that aims...

Recycled Trash Robots Lay Waste to the Earth!

Aug 1, 2009
Artist Brandon Jan Blommaert has stunned us with his virtual trash sculptures. In a gorgeous series of images, junk-crafted megafauna roam the mountaintops and landscapes of our planet, picking...

Manhole of the Future is Powered by Rainwater

Nov 5, 2009
Instead of acting as one of the most bland parts of city landscapes, what if manholes served a purpose? That’s what designers Cheolyeon Jo and Youngsun Lee propose with their “Eco Sign“, an electronic manhole cover that gives directions to the closest...

Taipei 101 To Be World's Tallest Green Building

Nov 5, 2009
Taipei 101, famous for being one of the world’s tallest buildings, is set to get some major eco-upgrades in an effort to save money, reduce its impact, and gain the much coveted title of “World’s Tallest Green Building.” In 2007, the Burj Dubai...

LED Sparks Create Energy Efficient Light Sculptures

Nov 5, 2009
What if you could design your own lighting fixture in the time that it takes to unscrew a light bulb? That’s the premise behind Daniel Becker’s Spark system, a series of energy-efficient LED bulbs that can be linked together to form beautiful light...

Puri Indah House: Poetic Sustainability in Jakarta, Indonesia

Nov 5, 2009
When Architect Adi Purnomo of Mamostudio set out to design a live, work, and exhibition space for a photographer/painter client, he knew that maximizing natural light would be a necessity. Purnomo also pushed his studio’s creative design process to...

Elwood Green: 6 Star Sustainably Built Apartment Complex

Nov 4, 2009
High Density green living is on the rise in Elwood, Australia with Crosby Architect’s new Elwood Green project. Living up to its name, the high-density apartment building will house 25 units that are expected to receive an average 6-star rating –...


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