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The Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico forced researchers to think of some quick measures to limit its horrendous impact. Now this time, a University of Central Florida professor Sudipta Seal proposes to modify flyash – a waste…

As the Berlin-based designer Nils Völker was planning to deny 108 garbage bags their chance to deck a landfill, he turned them into a wonderful, breathing installation. Dubbed as One Hundred and Eight, the interactive piece of art utilizes 216…

Stacey Kuznetsov, Jian Cheung, George Davis and Eric Paulos from the Carnegie Mellon University Living Environments Lab have come up with an interesting DIY installation that could help you monitor the air quality of your indoors and outdoors as…

Designer Leva Kaleja’s “Bride lamp” is a unique creation that wears a bride’s radiant personality. Giving a boot to all the plastic, the lamp has been made from a very traditional material such as recyclable paper. Braided in the form of a plait…

Designer Vetsch Arkitectur has prepared a fairytale-like estate comprising a cluster of houses in the form of mounds and covered under grass blanketing in the Swiss highlands. The houses made from natural and recycled materials are typical earth house..

Seeking to make amends to the lack of space on the ground, the green skyscrapers sure add an authoritative charm to a building’s façade. The hydroponics systems, while they ask for no soil for sustenance, can sustain almost all sorts of vegetable..

It has not been a week since we informed you about Austin-Smith: Lord, the UK-based engineering firm, proposing to develop a sustainable green bus station for Stoke-on-Trent city. Now this time, they have come up with a corresponding, green master…

Recycling and reuse are great alternatives to bring into use what has been discarded for good as waste. More and more recycled items are making a beeline into our homes. They are made from all sorts of stuff usually confined to an attic such as the old.

This is what we call scoop on poop. British engineers have converted Beetle car that runs on methane gas, a by-product of treating human waste. What makes this feat extraordinary despite the fact that there isn’t anything new about this technology is.

Derek Byron + Britton Rogers have conceived a combination of structures for an imaginary garden space, which would serve as vegetative or food yielding resources. Touting profuse use of material like salvaged corrugated material, wire mesh, wood…