RAU Architecture’s Serpentine Dutch De St@art (The T@il) Aims for Net Carbon Neutral

Steven Holl’s Sliced Porosity Block Tops Off in Chengdu, China

Solar-Powered Dutch Pavilion Aims for Zero Energy

Dutch firm Paul de Ruiter Architects have unveiled a novel student pavilion for the Netherlands’ Erasmus University that aims to go zero energy while creating a comfortable, light-filled hub for the

New Water-Based Heat Pump is 600 Times Smaller

Ground source heat pumps (GSHP) are becoming a mainstream option for those looking to efficiently heat and cool a building. This innovative water-based design showcased by our friends at Treehugger is a

Gorgeous Green Tree Home Takes Root in Bulgaria

America’s First Zero Energy School to Open This Month

Richardsville Elementary, a new LEED Platinum School in Kentucky, is getting extra credit by being the first zero energy school in the nation! Opening this month to much anticipation, the facility is a

LEED Platinum House With a Brilliant Modernist Design

LEED Platinum certification and a modernist appeal make this house a prime example of how sustainable design can be so potent. The OS House was featured in the New York Times for its capricious façade