Neocon's East Coast installment starts tomorrow, Wednesday the 17th, and Inhabitat's own Jill Fehrenbacher will be there as keynote speaker of the Student Series. As both Founder of Inhabitat and Columbia

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We are thrilled to announce that Former Vice President Al Gore and the U.N.'s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change won the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize for their efforts to spread awareness of man-made

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Our fearless founder Jill Fehrenbacher will be on the radio tomorrow morning, if you are interested in hearing the voices behind the words here at Inhabitat. Jill is going on the Lazy Environmentalist

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We're calling all local San Franciscans, Los Angelinos, and everyone else who feel so inclined, to join us on Saturday, October 20th, to turn off all non-essential lights from 8-9pm, Pacific Time.

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In a great article titled “Meet the Bloggers,” Architect Magazine gives architectural bloggers credit for their “unorthodox mix of reporting, commentary, and activism,” and

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The AMD Open Architecture Challenge launches TODAY- Architecture for Humanity's biggest and most ambitious design competition to date. The open, international design competition is co-sponsored by AMD,

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Dwell on Design is coming to San Francisco this weekend, and we can’t wait for the star-studded line-up and great discussions on the topic: “Building Community in the Modern World”.

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It’s September again, which means one thing in the design world - London Design Festival 2007. The 5th annual festival is rapidly approaching, launching this weekend on Saturday 15th and running

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Attention New York and London-based Inhabitants! Inhabitat is looking for a few good people to fill a couple positions in New York and London for the fall. If you are interested, please read

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If you think dumpster-diving is green (or maybe a bit crazy), here's a new show that takes it to the extreme. Beginning tonight, Sunday September 2nd, the UK can tune in to Channel 4 for the latest

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ATTENTION GREEN DESIGNERS AND GREEN HOMEOWNERS! If you live in or have designed a clean green eco-machine, we want to hear from you! At the upcoming West Coast Green Show in San Francisco (Sept

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We'd like to give a big 'Thank you' to all our readers who took the time to fill out our Inhabitat Reader Survey- with your feedback we're able to continually improve and give our readers the most

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We at Inhabitat believe in good design - design that shows thoughtfulness, awareness of global and environmental issues, and aims to make the world a better place in both small and big ways. So it's no

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Following a ground-rocking 7.9 earthquake that hit central Peru last Wednesday evening destroying nearby towns and killing hundreds, Architecture For Humanity has launched a Peru Earthquake Reconstruction

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Dwell on Design is coming back to San Francisco, and we’re counting the days already. Running Friday, September 14th through Sunday, September 16th, this year’s focus looks towards

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Despite the convenience that home appliances provide (like not having to handwash dishes or laundry), your favorite electronic household helpers are actually one of the largest energy-suckers in your

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Regular readers of Inhabitat will know that we don't often get into our personal lives here on this site - but when sustainability news overlaps with family ties, we feel that its our duty to step up and

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For all you graphically-minded designers out there, here's your chance to shine: DesignBoom recently announced its latest design competition, Love Your Earth, which asks graphic designers to create a

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Architect Magazine Online is running a survey right now, asking its readers, “Which blogs/websites, do you read on a regular basis?” We were pleasantly surprised to see Inhabitat on the top

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The fabulous architecture blogging event Postopolis is drawing to a close in New York City today. Today is the LAST day of the fascinating event, and the day's presentations wrap up with a closing night

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Postopolis has been open in NYC since Tuesday, and the past three days have been amazingly chock full of things to see and do. So many provocative speakers and discussions have been crammed into such a

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Calling all of you who live outside New York who would like to participate in Postopolis! If you've been checking in over the past couple days on Inhabitat, you've probably noticed that we keep talking

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Postopolis opened yesterday to a warm reception over at the Storefront For Art and Architecture Gallery on Kenmare street in SoHo. I was thrilled to see all four of our blogs' names posted in giant

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Calling all architecture fans in New York City! If you're a New Yorker who likes architecture, we've got an exceptional 5 day event starting TODAY at the Storefront For Art and Architecture Gallery.

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Aside from all the amazing designs- chairs, products, homewares, and spaces- that make NY Design Week such a wonderful whirlwind, when you get right down to it, it's a week of parties. The beacons and

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People in NYC - Don't forget that HauteGREEN starts tonight! After weeks of anticipation, sneak peeks, and announcements about the star-studded lineup, HauteGREEN is officially kicking off its

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From Salinas, Kansas to the pages of the New York Times, Edible Estates, has had a big year. The combination of increased awareness around resource conservation, rising concern over food safety, and the

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New York Design week is rapidly approaching and we can't wait. Between the ICFF, HauteGREEN, and a million gazillion design parites, we're going to have our hands full trying to manage it all. Thank

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Drumroll please…. after a few days of public voting and much internal discussion, we’re proud to announce that Rob Metke of San Diego, the man behind “I Give A Hoot,” has been

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While we're getting ready to crown our winner, we'd like to take a minute to highlight a few other submissions from our T-Shirt Competition. There were many thoughtful designs and impressive graphics and

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