James Ewing Photographs Make it Right’s Green Homes in New Orleans

The Interims Audimax Lecture Hall in Munich is Encased In an Undulating Wooden Facade

House Like a Museum by Edward Suzuki is a Stunning Green Oasis Flooded With Natural Light

MZ Architects’ Al Ain Stadium is a Seamless Marriage Between Man-Made and Natural Elements

Herzog & de Meuron and Ai Weiwei’s Sparkling 2012 Serpentine Gallery Pavilion Opens Today!

Toyota Is Now A Green Building Leader With 29 LEED-Certified Facilities

Toyota is well known for its efficient automobiles, but with news that 29 of their facilities have achieved Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification, the auto company stake their

Solar-Powered Swiss Clockwork Embassy in Cameroon Will Have a Green Roof

INTERVIEW: We Talk to Blueseed About Their Floating “Googleplex of the Sea” Island

Modular SPACEPLATES Greenhouse Mimics the Geometry of Sea Urchin Shells

No Need To Panic – But Survival Condo’s Apocalypse-Proof Bunkers Are Now Sold Out

It seems that there are a lot of paranoid people out there. Maybe it is because of rising water levels, a nuclear disaster, The Rapture or a possible 2012 doomsday scenario, but all apartments in

‘EVolo Skyscapers’ Book On Special Order Until May 31st

EVolo’s towering ‘Skyscrapers’ book, which quickly sold out, is now available for special order until May 31st. If you’re an aficionado of futurism in building design, then this

INTERVIEW: Building Science Pioneer Dr. Joe Lstiburek on the Good, Bad and Ugly Side of Buildings

The term ‘building science’ is used quite often now in sustainable building circles, but much of what we understand of it can be traced back to the work of Dr. Joe Lstiburek, founder of

INTERVIEW: Gensler’s Chris Chan on the Sustainable Shanghai Tower, Asia’s Tallest Skyscraper

In 2008 Gensler broke ground on the sustainable Shanghai Tower in the Pudong district of Shanghai, China. The tower is currently in construction and it’s one of three supertall buildings in Pudong,

Buckminster Fuller Challenge Announces Two 2012 Finalists!

Today, the Buckminster Fuller Institute (BFI) announced two finalists in their 2012 competition -�Future of Fish by Cheryl Dahle�and�The Living Building Challenge led by Jason McLennan. Future of

Curved House is a Modern Residence with Distinctive Sustainable Strategies in Missouri

Sugarhouse Studios Pop-Up Cinema & Workshop Encourages Community Interaction in London

Luxurious Floating Home Makes the Most of Its Small Footprint on Lake Union in Seattle

Monmouth: The World’s First Wikipedia Town Launches In Wales

Whenever you visit a new place, you are often encumbered with guidebooks, maps and other tourist information that is – let’s face it – bulky and uses a lot of paper. That is all set to