April, 2007 | Inhabitat - Green Design, Innovation, Architecture, Green Building

STUDENT DESIGN TURNS HIGHWAYS INTO WIND FARMS

The great thing about collaborative design sites like Archinect is that they allow brilliant student ideas to...

Wind, as we all know, can be used to generate electricity. Turbines installed in wind-prone areas have been proven...

If you want to see where the world of green design meets high-fashion, pick up this month's copy of Vogue. We...

Here's a recipe for good design: take London-based architect David Adjaye, mix with a prefab timber construction...

This little wind-powered toy brings clean, green energy to the palm of your hand, and is a great little gadget...

Architect Steven Holl is no stranger to remarkably lit gallery spaces, and his latest addition to the Nelson Atkins...

Biomimicry proved to be all the rage at the Salone Internazional del Mobile this year, with designers drawing big-time...

I'm a self-proclaimed Droog addict, and have touted the "je ne sais quoi" of the always-engaging and wryly humorous...

At Salone Internazional del Mobile's Euroluce in Milan, designers fearsomely competed for attention by decking...

Cardboard, you abundantly mundane material, what would we do without you? Or rather, what else can we do with you?...

Ever imagined that a building could hover about the ground - floating in mid air? Architect Joseph Cory thinks...

With an estimated 5,000 children dying daily due to dirty drinking water, Joseph Cory and Eyal Malka's award-winning...

Stewart+Brown is an apparel company with the tagline of "organic pioneers". While they weren't the first to embrace...

Sometimes the simplest ideas are the most beautiful, and Frank Kerdil's Noming Vase is no exception. Made from...

A week ago, Inhabitat reader Bob Ellenberg contacted us, expressing frustration with all of the prefab housing...