Art Repurposing wind power: How out-of-service wind turbines are giving new life to children’s playgrounds by Rupendra Brahambhatt January 19, 2023
Green Living Why transparent solar cells could replace windows in the near future by Rupendra Brahambhatt December 23, 2022
Art Japan’s tallest residential building is a “vertical garden city” by Rupendra Brahambhatt September 29, 2022
Design New house 3D printing concept blends concrete and wood for cheap, sustainable buildings by Mihai Andrei September 28, 2022
Design Saudi Arabia plans to build a massive skyscraper that stretches for 75 miles and can host 5 million people by Fermin Koop July 26, 2022
Design The UK has some of the least energy-efficient housing in Europe – here’s how to fix this by Sankar Sivarajah July 21, 2022
Astronomy Researchers from Japan want to make artificial gravity on Mars with “Glass” structures by Rupendra Brahambhatt July 20, 2022
Design Can this futuristic, driverless tram revitalize abandoned railways? by Mihai Andrei July 8, 2022
Design Colorful urban environments, even in virtual reality, can help city-dwellers’ wellbeing by Fermin Koop June 20, 2022
Design Pathogens influence building architecture — the coronavirus will be no exception by Mihai Andrei August 18, 2022
Art From skyscrapers to functional factories: How modern architecture transformed our landscape by Rupendra Brahambhatt August 18, 2022
Design Mortar-filled tennis balls could make structures more resistant to earthquakes by Alexandra Gerea July 2, 2022
Design Waterlamp generates light and electricity for 45 days with just half a liter of seawater by Tibi Puiu November 25, 2021
Design The Rollercoaster Bridge — why Eshima Ohashi is so steep and so impressive by Mihai Andrei November 25, 2021
Design Seoul is replacing street lamps with smart poles that offer electricity and WiFi by Fermin Koop April 1, 2021
Design Why keeping one mature street tree is far better for humans and nature than planting lots of new ones by Mary Gagen February 7, 2021
Design Small towns are bigger than we think — and the world is more connected than ever by Mihai Andrei January 11, 2021
Design Lithuania’s capital will turn into massive open-air cafe, respecting physical distancing by Mihai Andrei April 30, 2020
