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The good, the bad and the ugly: Transparent solar panels

Transparent solar panels are the most flexible, portable and convenient solar panels on market now. With the advancement in solar technology, flexible solar panels can now produce more energy than conventional solar panels. You can find various types of t

Transparent solar panel

Inflatable Dome Home in Louisiana embraces energy-efficiency

The monolithic dome home is Louisiana is a manifestation of its owners’ – Charlie and Margaret Simmons – pursuit for energy-efficiency. The steel-reinforced concrete tension rings support a plasticized, inflated airform (balloon) that further…

Inflatable Dome Home in Louisiana

Fifteen most beautiful recycled paper products

Recycling is the latest trend and you will be amazed to discover what all this world of recycling can churn out. Recycling has not only led to some stunning inventions but also resulted in an eco-friendly environment. Most of these recycled products ar

Insect art by Brian Chan

11 – Best bamboo hut designs from around the world

Of all traditional materials used for constructing homes,
bamboo seems the greenest and there are facts to support this. Bamboo is the
fastest growing plant on our planet, making it nothing less than a renewable
material. Apart from being green, bamboo is

Best bamboo hut designs

Everything I need to know about eco-friendly concrete

Concrete is one of the most widely used building materials. It is also one of the top contributors to environmental degradation, mostly owing to its wide use. Many harmful emissions, like fly ash are a result of excessive concrete use. However, eco friend

about eco-friendly concrete

Eight stunning pieces of art created from recycled cutlery

Recycled art and craft have gained a lot of popularity in recent years. The importance of saving earth is kicking into everyone’s mind and looking at the stunning designs that recycled products shape out into, the effort is entirely appreciable and t

Recycled abstract trash art
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