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Liz Eve

Liz Eve is an award winning photographer and writer. Her passion is documenting architecture, construction, sustainable design and renewable energy. She has contributed to publications such as Construction News, Ecouterre, The Financial Times, Shopikon, The Sunday Times and PV Magazine. As part of the Fotohaus and Arcaid architectural photography agencies her clients have included Arup, Bristol University, Capita Architecture, LAB Architects and Stephen Marshall Architects. She works in Berlin, London and beyond. If not behind a camera lens or computer she is probably attempting to do Yoga, riding her bike, playing records or cooking for friends and family.
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Apartment complex celebrates 360 views of the Swiss Alps

Through an architectural competition, Apropos Architects were selected by a Swiss family wanting to reconstruct...

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Check out this inside-out apartment building in Buenos Aires

New York design firm ODA Architecture are dedicated to revitalizing the inner city. In Buenos Aires, they will...

A bird's-eye view of a highway being repurposed as an urban farm.

Morgenfarm proposes vertical farms to replace Berlin’s Autobahn

Costing 200,000 euros per meter to construct, the 3.2-kilometer (1.9-mile) extension of Berlin’s motorway ring...

A view looking up at the home's glass and green ivy exterior.

Explore Minetta Lane, a green townhouse with a climbing wall

Kushner Studios has completed a major renovation of a century-old townhouse in Minetta Lane, Greenwich Village....

Small colorful robots against a green wall backdrop.

WOHA's final design for Singapore Pavilion nears completion

The net-zero energy Singapore Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai advocates green architecture and showcases...

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Holiday cabin made of local materials enables the rewilding of a Devon farm

Holly Water cabin has been designed to help its owners diversify their farmland and increase local biodiversity...

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Therme Art unveils 3 urban sustainability projects at Venice Architecture Biennale

"Through the pandemic, we learned that our cities are basically monocultures of human life," said Mikolaj Sekutowicz,...

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Quintain Living delivers new green spaces in Wembley Park

Quintain Living is creating a 7-acre public park to improve access to green space for Londoners in the...

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The Eco-Vertiport is inspired by a baobab tree

Inspired by the native African Baobab tree, Giancarlo Zema Design Group has designed an Eco-Vertiport. The baobab...

aerial view of Yerba Buena Island off of San Francisco

Yerba Buena is a new, green island community in San Francisco Bay

Yerba Buena Island, a ‘secret’ island of parks, open green spaces and beachfront, offers one of the most spectacular...

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Maidla Nature Resort is a micro-hotel on stilts in a pristine Estonian landscape

Located next to a woodland swamp at Rapla, Estonia and raised on 7-meter-high stilts, Maidla Nature Resort is a...

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Biodiverse green roof wins Grands Prix du Design award for MYTO Design

Atop a luxury home in Westmount, Montréal, MYTO Design d’espaces vivants created a biodiverse green rooftop...

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Apocalypse 'preppers' inspire on the edge survival jacket

Some people might think it's irrational, but "prepping" has become a lifestyle for a growing population. Design...

Supercomputers that model climate change heat this Potsdam research institute

Supercomputers that model climate change heat this Potsdam research institute

Thanks to the vertically orientated wooden facade, people walking in the beautiful woodland setting of Telegraph...

BIG unveils first images of the 2016 Serpentine Gallery pavilion

BIG unveils first images of the 2016 Serpentine Gallery pavilion

Bjarke Ingels’ design stacks fibreglass bricks high, creating a curved wall that splits to invite visitors inside....

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