Internet Explorer is not supported by this site and Microsfot has stopped releasing updates, therefore you may encounter issues whilst visiting this site and we strongly recommend that you upgrade your browser for modern web functionality, a better user experience and improved security.
Upgrade my browserThe builders of the Aardwijk in Olst have shown that living together with nature is very feasible.
A new planning law introduced in the seaside city of Brighton and Hove, on the south coast of England, calls for…
Easyhome Huanggang Vertical Forest City Complex is the first of its kind to open in China, and the architect believes these…
In Brittany, homeless people can volunteer to build a mini-house they hope to occupy when it’s complete.
Bogotá-based construction company Woodpecker WPC has perfected a process to turn coffee bean husks into low cost construction materials.
Respyre is a ‘Bioreceptive’ concrete that can transform dull grey façades into green and living expanses, increasing local biodiversity and providing…
The LEGO Group has unveiled a prototype LEGO® brick made from recycled PET bottles, the latest step in a journey to…
Trudo Toren—a stunning vertical forest in Eindhoven—promotes biodiversity, fights climate change and provides what must be the coolest-looking affordable housing in…
French Architect Clarisse Merlet’s innovative approach to preventing waste, FabBRICK recycles textile waste into ecological and aesthetic bricks.
8 kilometres of hornbeam hedges, over 30,000 plants – Europe’s largest green facade is complete. The facade is an essential element…
Sorry this page is currently only available in:
Español HomepageSorry this page is currently only available in:
Deutsch HomepageSorry this page is currently only available in:
Nederlands HomepageWe take your privacy seriously and only use cookies to provide a better browsing experience or to monitor performance. For more info: Read Policy