March, 2008 | Inhabitat - Green Design, Innovation, Architecture, Green Building

Grand Rapids Art Museum: First LEED Gold Certified Museum

One of the oldest museums in the Mid-West was recently relocated to an elegant new LEED Gold certified structure,...

Portable green power sources are steadily gaining momentum as alternative energy tech gears up to help shoulder...

Groundreaking architect Jean Nouvel has inspired and influenced international architecture (and many of us here...

Today's microchips, while tiny, still use a fair ammount of power. This means that batteries have to be large and...

It's no secret that we are totally obsessed with trash-to-treasure here at Inhabitat - we just cannot get our fill...

ATTENTION NEW YORKERS! This weekend is the annual Armory show in New York City - a giant art show which brings...

Up until fairly recently, Rocio Romero fans could only visit a fully realized public version of her enormously...

Ever dreamed of owning a completely self-sufficient home that produces its own energy, water, and is completely...

Flipping through new magazines today can feel like shaking the colorful branches of a glossy tree, with leaves...

Ever since we first laid eyes on Todd Laby's stunning green furniture design back in 2005, we've been huge fans....

The Adrian Smith and Gordon Gill architectural firm has been busy stirring up the world's skyline with a slew of...

We're crazy about this gorgeous botanical garden in Medellin, Colombia that was renovated in 2008 by Plan B Architects....

The 18-story façade of James Law Cybertecture's new Pixel Tower in Dubai was inspired by the moving bubbles in...

This might not be the most practical outdoor light in the world, but what the Firewinderlacks in pedestrian utility...

Malaysia is no stranger to iconic buildings. Two of the tallest buildings in the world, the Petronas Twin Towers,...