Have you ever seen a built structure that existed at a place on one fine day and disappeared the next day? Sounds like some camouflage, doesn’t it? But, it is true for Yeta, the (in)visible hut. Such kind of a hut has been designed in Italy as part of a r
The Los Angeles basin is a place that has seen the third highest number of oil drilling points in the era when industrialization had flourished in the Unites States. This tale was during the late 1800s and 1950s when the LA basin flourished with a huge nu
Natural disasters, time and again serve as reminders of the fact that despite the advancements that humans have made in terms of technology, the nature’s fury retains the power to reduce man made creations to rubble. The effect is even more pronounced in
If you see how nature works, then you will notices that nothing is wasted in nature, apart from what is man made. Whatever is naturally produced, becomes one with the Earth after its life cycle is over. Similarly, after humans consume food the excrement
The LOFT Vertical Farming competition of 2011 had some very interesting entries. One of them was what was termed as Vertical Symbiosis and it lay stress on a harmonic co-existence between humanity and its sustenance. It is a proposal for vertical farming.
Sky is the limit and nobody ever touched the sky. It seems that architects and urban landscape designers are taking the idea seriously. At least, vertical green spaces on the high-rise towers are saying so. If you are living in any growing metropolis fo
A reflection and response to the green revolution, The Breathing Building is a conceptual design that enjoys and celebrates life. Meghan Dufresne has crafted this design very thoughtfully and has finally made it a top submission for the Parkitecture Compe
The talented designer Koh Hau Yeow has come up with an exclusively green design for the proposed development at Kuala Lumpur City Center (KLCC) park in Malaysia. This is the design for an architectural wonder named TREE OF LIFE @ KLCC. The rich landscape
The mega structureThe concept design by Paris-based Influx-Studio seeks to reduce Chicago’s carbon footprint by exploiting the carbon capturing capacity of naturally available algae. Developed in accordance with the Chicago Action Plan, which aims at 80
Shigeru Ban Architects a Tokyo-based organization have come up with the new design of Aspen Art Museum, replacing the original 9,000-square-foot facility. This new composition would be better fitted to have room for the visitors in excess of 35,000 who co
