STICKS: Miniature Tipi-Shaped Kindergartens for Urban Parks in Paris

Guests Can Sleep Among the Trees in Peru’s Posada Amazonas Jungle Lodge

10 Eco-Friendly and Vegan Flip-Flops for Summer!

Flip-flops are a summer staple that many of us will be spending the next three months in. But instead of purchasing some flimsy pair at the local mall this year, why not consider slipping your toes into

Tommaso Guerra’s Lampada Ragno Features Spider-like Legs of Light

Tommaso Guerra is an Italian designer, illustrator and street artist all rolled into one. And just like his multi-faceted self, his Lampada Ragno incorporates a network of six lamps connected at one

Christopher Marley’s Mesmerizing Insect Mosaics Help Preserve Critical Habitats

Living Grass Walls Completely Cover the Interior of London’s Dilston Grove Gallery!

Ukraine’s Unusual Friend House Hotel is Made From Clay, Reeds and Wood

Timothy John Weaves Everyday Objects From Eco-Friendly Felt

New Zealand-based designer Timothy John has created an entire collection of everyday products made almost entirely from felt. His Woven Collection includes a clock, two lamps, a table, and and flower vase

F.L.O.E.! Is Bringing Earthbag Construction to Rural Nepal

F.L.O.E.! (For the Love of Earthbags!) is a design project in rural Nepal that is bringing the sustainable building method of earthbag construction to mountain communities. The project is an initiative

Ultra-Modern Triple V Gallery Juts From the Landscape in Three Sharp Points

REC Architects Build a Grass & Glass Modern Building in Mexico

The Speedy Axalko Wooden Bicycle Is Handcrafted From Ash Wood in Spain

Axalko’s stunning wooden bicycle is truly a work of art, handcrafted from ash wood into a beautiful piece of functional design. Aptly named after a quick-witted fox from a childhood fable, the

We Talk With Tracen Gardner of Reclaimed Space About Prefab Building & Salvaging Materials

Michael Velliquette Transforms Paper into Colorful Textured Sculptures

Solar Thermal STEP Method Could Make Cement Production Greenhouse Gas-Free

The cement manufacturing process has a staggering carbon footprint – said to be responsible for up to 7 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions, the industry releases around 9 lbs of carbon

Israel’s Hula Visitor Center Offers Breathtaking Vantage Points for Birdwatching

Marco Casagrande’s Woven Willow Sandworm Rises from a Belgian Beach

Mode:lina’s New Coworking Office Maximizes Space With Private Plywood Loft

Dirk Vander Kooij’s Repurposed Robot Prints “Endless” Furniture From Recycled E-Waste

Dirk Vander Kooij is set to unveil a new line of “Endless” furniture made from recycled e-waste at “The Future in the Making”, an exhibition organised by Domus that will take place

IKEA’s Beautiful New SOLKULLEN LED Lamp Floats Like a Paper Jellyfish

IKEA just unveiled its latest collection of designs, and one of the brightest is Ehlen Johansson‘s gorgeous SOLKULLEN LED pendant lamp, which makes efficient use of materials and energy. Glowing

Artist Proposes Growing a Museum Out of Wheat

We’ve seen museums grow from the ground up, but never literally – until now. New Hampshire artist F. Marek Modzelewski is planning to grow a field of wheat on a future museum site, harvest

Louver Facade Bridge House Harmonizes With a Lush Connecticut Valley

New California Plant Will Recycle 2 Billion Plastic Bottles a Year

A recycling plant that will recycle up to 2 billion PET bottles a year recently opened this month in Riverside, California. Governor Jerry Brown attended the opening ceremony for the carbonLITE facility

Natural Materials Become Delicate Manuscript Artwork by Chinese Artist Cui Fei

Hailing from Jinan, China, artist Cui Fei uses materials found in nature to make creative responses to the radical social changes her native country has experienced. In much of her artwork, she takes

Michael Green Unveils ‘Tall Wood’ Tower for Vancouver Along With Instruction Manual for Building Wooden Skyscrapers

A wooden skyscraper may seem like far-fetched idea to those who live in cities built from concrete and steel, but architect Michael Green has developed an innovative wooden tower for Vancouver that could

Repair Cafes in The Netherlands Give Life Back to Broken Objects

A new brand of DIY self-sufficiency is spreading across The Netherlands. Skilled craftswomen, mechanics, seamstresses, and handypersons are banding together to resist disposable consumer culture. It is