1. Dome-shaped earth bag house keeps residents cool in Colombia. La Casa Vergara’s uncommon dome shapes may captivate the eye, but what’s underneath is most impressive.

The world's first building with a bio-adaptive, algae facade opens in Hamburg as part of the International Building Exhibition.

The Mushroom Brick Pyramids installation by Studio Link-Arc appreciates mycelium as a material and explores how it can inspire the future of architecture.

The project is located on a narrow, flat site that measures only 37.5 feet (11.4 meters) wide. Because of this constraint, the house is made up of three floors, which include a fully subterranean ...

These homes are built inside a DOE-certified facility and they are made to offer up to 100% of the home’s total energy usage when combined with renewable energy like solar panels.

ACRE by Modern Mill is 100% tree-free product with endless application indoors, outdoors, on walls, on floors, wherever you want wood to be.

Would you want a 3D printed house? According to the United Nations Environment Program, construction and materials account for 11% of global carbon emissions.Concrete is a big chunk of that number.

Thousands of people become homeless and lose everything during a natural disaster. Here are 8 innovative emergency shelter designs that could make all the difference in helping them recover.

Apis Cor has unveiled the world's largest 3D-printed building. Located in Dubai, the 6,998-square-foot administrative building was constructed in just 2 weeks.

19 year old Boyan Slat has designed the Ocean Cleaup Array which could reduce the world’s oceanic garbage patches by removing 7,2500,000 tonnes from them.

You may recognize Peanut, the small waisted turtle that obviously didn’t get her slender figure from exercising. Photos of this poor turtle have been making the rounds across the internet over ...

With growing concerns about climate change, organizations must consider the environmental issues of ice rinks and their alternatives.