INTERVIEW: LIKEArchitects on the Challenges and Rewards of Sustainable “Performance Architecture”

Walmart Toots its Own Horn with Release of Sustainability Report

On Monday, Walmart released its annual Global Responsibility Report highlighting the corporate behemoth’s progress towards meeting sustainability goals. Just how green is Walmart? On many counts,

Hannes Bend’s ‘Eclipse’ Installation Opens Eyes to the Artificial Reef Catastrophe

ILIDE to Debut Gorgeous Handmade Local Lamps at Milan Design Week

ILIDE (Italian LIght DEsign) is a new lighting company that will make its debut next week at the 2012 Milan Furniture Fair with two collections of stunning handmade lamps. ILIDE’s locally-made lamps

The Earthquake-Proof Table Provides a Safe Space for Students When the Earth Starts to Rumble

More than 300 million students across the globe sit in classrooms that weren’t constructed to withstand an earthquake, leaving them susceptible to serious injury and even death if the earth were to

VERDMX’s Soaring Vertical Gardens Clean Mexico City’s Air

INTERVIEW: Gustavo Penna on Building the Lincoln Residence in the Highlands of Minas Gerais, Brazil

INTERVIEW: Sustainability Advisor Lonny Grafman on the Waterpod

If you live in New York City, you may soon have the chance to check out the Waterpod, an incredible self-reliant eco-habitat, exhibition, and living space designed to showcase sustainable grassroots

INTERVIEW: We Talk to Iwastology About Their Waste and Consumption Education Curriculum

Interview: Adrian McCarroll on Building Villa Amanzi in an Open Tropical Environment

The “Climate Train” is Greeted by Zulu Dancers and COP 17 Officials in Durban

Cornell University’s Big Red Bikes Program Brings Bike Sharing to the Renowned Campus

San Francisco to Turn Old Limo Terminal Into a Sea Lion-Friendly Waterfront Park

Portrait of Steve Jobs Made With Over 3,500 Apples

A Better World by Design Expo Showcases Creative Innovation

City Farm: South Providence’s Urban Agriculture Transformation

Oracle Beater: Bike-Powered Paper Mill Turns Invasive Plants Into Paper in Ghana

Futuristic Cities Feature Fog Harvesting and Urban Fish Farms

Solar Dok Create a Green Charging Point for University of Florida Students

The University of Florida has just added a Solar Dok to its growing sustainability profile. Solar Dok is an off-grid solar powered electronics charging hub perfect for Internet cafes, college campuses

SCHOTT Solar Company Breaks Record for Screen-Printed Solar Cell Efficiency

Over the years, new solar technology has broken a few records including solar energy concentration and solar vehicular speed. However this week, SCHOTT Solar announced that they had broken the record for

VIDEO: The Inhabitat Editors Chat About Sustainability With YOU!

WHAT’S NEXT IN GREEN TECH? WHY IS GREEN SO EXPENSIVE? WHAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD FOR INHABITAT? These are the questions that you asked us back in October 2009, as we harnessed the power of the

INTERVIEW: Ray Anderson on Climbing the Mountain of Corporate Sustainability

Ray Anderson is more than just the founder and chairman of the world’s largest manufacturer of modular carpeting, he’s also the grandfather of corporate sustainability. In 1995, Anderson

Mitch Epstein’s Haunting Photos of “American Power” Win the Prix Pictet

Sweden’s Umeå Architecture Academy Punctuated With Pixelated Windows

INTERVIEW: Serge Appel Talks to Inhabitat About One Bryant Park

New York City’s 1 Bryant Park building (also known as the Bank of America building) is the greenest skyscraper in the world and Inhabitat was fortunate enough to have the chance to speak with lead

Join Inhabitat at the Altitude Design Summit this Thursday!

The Altitude Design Summit kicks off this week in Salt Lake City, and Inhabitat wants YOU to join us as we discuss green design with some of the web’s top bloggers! Come find me, Bridgette Meinhold,