Plant building - a new era of urban agriculture
Crops and fruit trees may soon be grown in greenhouses the size of buildings in city centers around the world - according to the Daily Mail of the UK.
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Crops and fruit trees may soon be grown in greenhouses the size of buildings in city centers around the world - according to the Daily Mail of the UK.
Floating construction seems to be the most effective solution for the future with a population of over 7 billion people on the planet, mass migrations to cities and incr…
In the 1940s, about 1,300 prisoners, mental patients and Guatemalan prostitutes were infected with syphilis, gonorrhea and other sexually transmitted diseases by some US…
Given that global cities are overloaded by high-rise buildings that emit large amounts of CO2 and consume a lot of energy, according to French architects ...
Discovery News magazine has voted for the world's most outstanding technical achievements in 2010.
These giant buildings, though completely different in design and utility but they all have some things in common, that is the size and the massive size beyond imaginatio…
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.
Construction structures in the world are following a bio-simulation trend to create environmentally friendly buildings.
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…
Inspired by lilies, Chinese architects designed a flower-shaped tower with a height of 140 m.
Danish scientists have built the smartest and most ecological building on Earth.
Just want to enjoy the peaceful space in the village, just want
Dr. Ridwan Kamil, Indonesian, has a special design: build his house with 30,000 glass bottles.
It is a building called Dragonfly, shaped like dragonfly wings that grow in the heart of the city, where residents can feed themselves.
The new architecture firm James Law and Dubai's TechnoPark technology solutions company have completed the idea of the Technosphere eco-building with a very special sp…