The Wendy House by Earthscape Studio in Kerala combines sustainable architecture, local materials and traditional building techniques with playful design.
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California Forever aims to build a new sustainable city in California for hundreds of thousands of residents. Discover the debate around urban planning, affordable housing and the future of cities.
Wood as a mindset: Matteo Thun & Partners explore how timber shapes sustainable architecture, circular design, and human-centered spaces.
The EXPO 2025 in Osaka promises to be a spectacular event, showcasing the most innovative pavilions from 161 nations. Among them, five stand out for their visionary design, sustainable concepts, and cultural significance.
The Horizon House on Syros demonstrates how regenerative architecture goes beyond sustainability. Discover an innovative home by ONUS Architecture Studio that reconnects design, nature and autonomy.
Atri by Naturvillan is a self-sufficient glass house powered by solar energy, water cycles and home-grown food – redefining sustainable living.
A former Aldi supermarket on Denmark’s North Sea coast is transformed into the Museum for Papirkunst by Bjarke Ingels Group – a sustainable landmark celebrating paper art, design, and adaptive reuse architecture.
The Taverny Medical Centre near Paris is a newly built health centre in timber construction. There are good reasons why its floor plan and room programme are based on the medieval monastery typology.
Toronto’s Quayside development is setting new standards for sustainable urban living. Featuring David Adjaye’s Timber House, urban forests, and climate-neutral design, the waterfront district offers a vision of the city of tomorrow.
Wendelstrand near Gothenburg is a visionary wooden town designed by Snøhetta, combining sustainable architecture, green urban planning, and a self-sufficient lifestyle in a former quarry.
The Canadian architecture firm Lemay has designed a private extension in solid wood in Quebec with the Chalet Vale Perkins. This project is an impressive demonstration of how sustainability and state-of-the-art architecture can not only coexist but also harmonize beautifully.
The Belgian city of Antwerp will soon benefit from a Japanese-inspired, timber-hybrid residential tower that is currently under construction. The building was designed by Pritzker Prize winner Shigeru Ban, who takes nature and wood as central inspiration for his designs.
