Paper school
Canadian-Taiwanese couple John Lamorie and Shelly Wu recently unveiled an environmentally-friendly school made of paper in the southern province of Pingtung.
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Canadian-Taiwanese couple John Lamorie and Shelly Wu recently unveiled an environmentally-friendly school made of paper in the southern province of Pingtung.
China places two feet on either side of a boundary line: As the world's largest polluter, it has begun to take a pioneering step in clean technology.
The nest of the star defender MU if completed will become a masterpiece of architecture.
Giant flying kite vehicles can open a new era in the field of transport and tourism.
Construction structures in the world are following a bio-simulation trend to create environmentally friendly buildings.
Last week, some seeds, including mold-resistant beans, German tomatoes and wild strawberries growing on the slopes of a volcano in Russia, were added to the vault in the…
Sustainable development has become one of the major topics of the world. More and more people are starting to change their lifestyles for themselves and their descendant…
So far, 53 research stations have been built up here in different positions, different shapes and different purposes.
When referring to solar energy, people often think of small photovoltaic panels placed on the roofs of environmentally friendly homes ...
Inspired by lilies, Chinese architects designed a flower-shaped tower with a height of 140 m.
Inspired by honed pebbles by thousands of years of sea waves in Batumi, the Russian oceanographic park promises to become a new symbol of architecture.
Danish scientists have built the smartest and most ecological building on Earth.
Originating from the model of the International Space Station ISS, scientists have recently launched an idea to build a similar science center under the ocean
The 'artificial sun' project that produces clean and safe sources of energy could end dependence on the dwindling fuel sources on earth.