Giving an all new meaning to building designs and topography is Parcel D, which is a housing and green space. The unique concept is brilliant and fresh, which revolves around providing a green design. The environmentally-friendly housing concept has bee
The existing land area will not be enough to sustain human population that is growing at an extremely rapid pace. Creative solutions are needed to tackle this issue, as it is likely to become even more critical in the future. The polyculture tower has bee
Neat looking and carefully planned, this hotel is done up in glass and other porous materials. The slanting roof contrasts sharply with the straight lines used below, creating a mesmerizing visual effect. The seating area inside is enclosed by transparent
Black holes as a concept of spacetime from where even light cannot escape, has befuddled scientists and enthusiasts for a long time, but this time, the ensnaring allure of this space related mystery has been conceptualized in a symbolic bearing with a tan
Architects around the world are trying to incorporate green elements into their creations nowadays. In an urge to fabricate eco friendly buildings, many of them have tried to convert old existing buildings into sustainable ones. Reusing these old buildin
Children could be our best ambassadors in our fight against all global environment problems. The question is, how do we do this? Architects at the 2bw Studio have shown the way with a unique modular Bamboo School for Myanmarese refugees. The demountable
“Shobuj Pata” stands for ‘Green Leaf’ in Bengali, the official language of Bangladesh. Shobuj Pata is a habitation project that has been planned for completion by 2015 by one of the largest developers in the country, Rupayan Housing Estate Ltd. It aims a
Cities are getting decorated with fancy buildings that have consumed a lot of green cover. These concrete buildings have disturbed natural habitats that has a negative impact on birds and animals. New York is known for its skyscrapers, which have become a
A state-of-the-art net-zero energy tech hub, NYCTech Campus has been designed by a collaboration of the Technion – Israeli Institute of Technology and the Cornell University for New York City. Both institutes have employed their credentials in green tec
Cities built without planning often resemble chaos while those that are meticulously planned look artificial. There is a need for the city to be a model of harmonious co-existence of natural and man-made elements. And that is the inspiration for the desig
