architecture-cityplaning

Lush green oasis and rooftop farm will reinvent Paris streets

February 17 2016

via inhabitat by Lucy Wang The Paris of tomorrow will be a whole lot greener. Jacques Ferrier Architecture (JFA), Chartier Dalix Architectes, and SLA Landskab won the international design competition “Reinventer Paris” with the Multi-Layered City, a proposal...

Tag(s) : #Architecture-Cityplaning, #Paradigm Shift, #Environment, #Ecology, #Technic, #Innovation

Interested_check it out: MSc Integrated Urbanism & Sustainable Design (IUSD)

February 8 2016

via website MSc Mission:The Integrated Urbanism and Sustainable Design is a Masters’ program hosted at the University of Stuttgart and Ain Shams University in Cairo. It trains and prepares a new generation of urban practitioners to face the tremendous...

Tag(s) : #Architecture-Cityplaning, #Sustainability, #Urbanism, #Science

Sigurd Larsen adds the ultimate grown up playhouse to Berlin’s Hotel #Michelberger

February 8 2016

via inhabitat by Liz Eve Hotel rooms could be so much more fun. To that end, Danish architect Sigurd Larsen has created the ultimate “grown up” playhouse design for two hotel rooms at the Michelberger Hotel in Berlin. Minimal white tiny house exteriors...

Tag(s) : #Architecture-Cityplaning, #Design, #Ideas, #Innovation

Jump Studios convert a 19th-century factory in Madrid into a colorful co-working space for Google

February 4 2016

via inhabitat / dezeen Behind the brick walls of this 19th-century battery factory in Madrid lies a vibrant co-working space for entrepreneurs and start-up companies. After designing the first Google Campus in 2012, London-based firm Jump Studios were...

Tag(s) : #Innovation, #Architecture-Cityplaning, #Ideas, #Change

What is The Venus Project?

February 4 2016

via venus project The Venus Project proposes an alternative vision of what the future can be if we apply what we already know in order to achieve a sustainable new world civilization. It calls for a straightforward redesign of our culture in which the...

Tag(s) : #Architecture-Cityplaning, #Pionier, #Paradigm Shift, #Ecology, #Education, #Environment, #Technic, #Sustainability, #Science, #Future

Vertical Farms – Why Waste Land When You Can Grow Food In Skyscrapers?

January 19 2016

via Colectively Conscious Source: www.ilookforwardto.com Soil-based agriculture is so passé. Nothing short of an agricultural revolution is underway, spurred on by visionary Dr. Dickson Despommier of Columbia University. His plan is to build 30-story...

Tag(s) : #Architecture-Cityplaning, #Nature, #Future, #Sustainability, #Environment

AntiRoom II is a circular wooden meditation space floating off the coast of Malta

January 12 2016

via inhabitat by Lidija Grozdanic Those who want to relax on this floating wooden pavilion in Malta can only reach it by swimming or taking a boat. Completely detached from the shoreline, the Antiroom II is a circular space with curtains for walls that...

Tag(s) : #Art, #Architecture-Cityplaning, #Technic, #Design, #Spirituality

Wooden Orchids reimagines the shopping mall as a living, breathing ecotopia

January 12 2016

via inhabitat by Tafline Laylin What if you could go to a shopping center, and without having to search or try very hard, find every single aspect of it genuinely green and sustainable? This is what Vincent Callebaut strives to achieve with Wooden Orchids,...

Tag(s) : #Architecture-Cityplaning, #Technic, #Pionier, #Ideas, #Science

My wish for 2016: Dreamy light-filled writer’s studio pops up in a lush Brooklyn garden

December 17 2015

via inhabitat by Lucy Wang A tiny but cozy writer's haven has popped up in the corner of a lush garden in Brooklyn. Local design firm Architensions created the Writing Pavilion, a light-filled writer's studio for a pair of creatives. With simple furnishings...

Tag(s) : #Architecture-Cityplaning, #Design, #Environment, #Ideas, #LiveWork

Daniel Libeskind unveils design for the new green-roofed Lithuanian Modern Art Center in Vilnius

November 27 2015

via inhabitat see Studio Libeskind In the time of iron curtain I visited Vilnus and loved the city and the lithuanian artist from the first moment. I would love to see this museum. Studio Libeskind just unveiled their latest design venture into the museum...

Tag(s) : #Architecture-Cityplaning, #Innovation

Street Artist From Portugal Creates 3D Graffiti That Appears To Float In The Air

November 27 2015

Via Source: www.earthporm.com and www.odeth.com Not every great piece of art is hung from the walls of a fancy museum with marble walls and ancient artifacts. In fact, some of the most incredible art can be found on the streets of Portugal. Portugal is...

Tag(s) : #Art, #Architecture-Cityplaning, #Ideas

Like the idea: Family Wraps Their Home In A Greenhouse To Protect It From The Cold

November 19 2015

via faircompanies.com The average temperature in Stockholm in January is -3°C (27°F). For Marie Granmar and Charles Sacilotto it can be much warmer thanks to the greenhouse that blankets their home. “For example at the end of January it can be -2°C outside...

Tag(s) : #Architecture-Cityplaning, #Ecology, #Ideas, #Environment, #Technic

Germany’s remarkable House of Energy produces 2-3 times the energy it needs

November 6 2015

by Lidija Grozdanic via inhabitat The world's first Passive House Premium-certified building in Germany is said to already exceed the EU energy directive applicable to all new buildings starting in 2021. This mixed-use building is uniquely energy efficient...

Tag(s) : #Architecture-Cityplaning, #Sustainability, #Ecology, #Environment, #Technic

550 Sq. Ft. Prefab Timber Cabin

October 27 2015

via goodshomedesign Are you looking for a tiny cabin that doesn’t require a lot of time and effort to be ready? The people from FabCab already thought about a nice option for you. The tiny house is called TimberCab 550 and it is a prefab timber cabin...

Tag(s) : #Architecture-Cityplaning, #Technic, #Environment, #Sustainability

An old coal mine was turned into a vast universe made out of plants and stones

October 27 2015

via inhabitat by Michelle Kennedy Hogan That better use for an old coal mine than a whole new universe? This is just what the Duke of Buccleuch and architect Charles Jencks did with an open cast coal mine located within Scotland’s Lowther Hills. The 22-hectare...

Tag(s) : #Architecture-Cityplaning, #Nature, #Environment, #Ecology, #Awarness, #Art

France requires all new buildings to have green roofs or solar panels

September 24 2015

by Charley Cameron via inhabitat_The Guardian France just passed a trailblazing new law that requires that all new buildings constructed in commercial areas to be partially-covered by either solar panels or green roofs. Not only will this bring dramatic...

Tag(s) : #Architecture-Cityplaning, #Sustainability, #Change, #Consciousness, #Ecology, #Technic, #Paradigm Shift

How do we make new homes more popular? Nine lessons for councillors and planners

September 22 2015

By Nicholas Boys Smith via CityMetric http://www.createstreets.com/ It might be social change; it might be social media. But whatever the cause, it’s clear that not everyone is quite happy with how representative democracy works these days. In planning,...

Tag(s) : #Architecture-Cityplaning, #Social Enterprise, #Paradigm Shift

The Nature of Cities

September 13 2015

via topdocumentaryfilms Synopsis: "The Nature Of Cities" follows the journey of Professor Timothy Beatley as he explores urban projects around the world, representing the new green movement that hopes to move our urban environments beyond sustainability...

Tag(s) : #Architecture-Cityplaning, #Civilization, #Consciousness, #Technic, #Nature

World’s largest green roof unveiled in the heart of Silicon Valley

September 7 2015

by Lucy Vang via inhabitat Architect Rafael Viñoly and Olin Landscape Architects have unveiled designs for the world’s largest green roof—a 30-acre community park in the sky sandwiched between Apple’s Infinite Loop headquarters and the spaceship-like...

Tag(s) : #Architecture-Cityplaning, #Ecology, #Paradigm Shift, #Technic, #Civilization, #Community, #Change

I just LOVE IT: Albert Frey’s tiny Palm Springs house makes the desert an extension of his living room

August 28 2015

Design Innovation, Eco Architecture, Green Building When you're an architect, you have the unique ability to make sure that your own house rocks as much as your clients' homes do. For Albert Frey, that meant building a home in the rocks—well, in the boulders,...

Tag(s) : #Architecture-Cityplaning, #Future, #Ecology, #Pionier

A rare view of Roger Anger's extraordinary Auroville

August 28 2015

Blog Viewpoint 25 Aug 2015 Auroville, or the “City of Dawn”, was founded in India in 1968 by the Parisian-born Mirra Alfassa, known to her followers as the “Mother”, on land that was then still desert. The goldly gleaming Matrimandir Temple, designed...

Tag(s) : #Architecture-Cityplaning, #Community, #Consciousness, #Technic, #Ecology

Plans unveiled for recycled plastic roads in the Netherlands

July 20 2015

July 15th, 2015 by Lara Lopes via Interesting Engineering Paving streets and roads with asphalt can – in a not so distant future – become a thing of the past. The alternative? Recycled plastic. And the Netherlands could be the first country to use this...

Tag(s) : #Technic, #Architecture-Cityplaning, #Science, #Sustainability

If Everyone Lived in an 'Ecovillage', the Earth Would Still Be in Trouble

June 29 2015

by Samuel Alexander / theconversation.com We are used to hearing that if everyone lived in the same way as North Americans or Australians, we would need four or five planet Earths to sustain us. This sort of analysis is known as the “ecological footprint”...

Tag(s) : #Ecology, #Civilization, #Technic, #Paradigm Shift, #Architecture-Cityplaning, #Sustainability

Amsterdam’s new 3D-printed steel bridge is revolutionizing the building industry

June 25 2015

by Lucy Wang via inhabitat Hejmans, the innovative Dutch construction company behind the smart highway and glowing Van Gogh-inspired bicycle paths, has unveiled their latest avant-garde project: a 3D-printed steel bridge in the heart of Amsterdam. Created...

Tag(s) : #Technic, #Future, #Paradigm Shift, #Entrepreneur, #Architecture-Cityplaning

OAS1S “treescrapers” are modern skyscrapers inspired by trees

June 24 2015

by oas1s,via Inhabitat OAS1S has introduced a unique concept for the future of urban green living: a 21st century home that merges architecture and nature into one. The OAS1S houses are inspired by trees that act as modern skyscrapers. These “treescrapers”...

Tag(s) : #Architecture-Cityplaning, #Paradigm Shift, #Ecology, #Nature, #Sustainability, #Science, #Civilization

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