Discover sustainable architecture and design fighting Climate Change on Archipanic… Because there isn’t a ‘Planet B’!
Inspired by the Renaissance vision for the Ideal City, the Italian Pavilion by Mario Cucinella Architects invites visitors to experience the country’s art, architecture, science, and technology.
The Blue Ocean Dome Pavilion in Osaka consists of three distinct bubbles created with cutting-edge materials and techniques.
The pavilion embraces the Cycle of Life concept of continuous transformation and reuse. Envisioned as a living organism, it is shaped as a monumental ring formed from layers of timber planks.
ATELIER BRÜCKNER creates a sustainable ‘Garden of Knowledge’ to narrate Uzbekistan’s transition to a Green Economy through a wooden forest and mesmerising projections.
From a rainwater collecting tower to a garment that adapts to climate extremes, Benjamin Hubert’s LAYER studio unveils visionary crafts tackling global challenges at the 101010 Milan exhibition.
With the ‘Uprooted’ exhibition and collection, Spanish designer Jorge Penadés explores olive wood’s design potential, valuing deep material research over industrial standardisation.
Bold female designers dare at the RECLAIM! showcase. Because “the new Swedish aesthetics are genderless, sexy, and loud!”
At the Rossana Orlandi Gallery, the Italian artist, designer, and manufacturer reflects on his career through the ‘Table of P.’ exhibition, which introduces pieces crafted from regenerated silicone from upcycled production waste.
Miami Reef Star mesmerised art lovers. The installation will become a ‘hybrid reef’ to reinvigorate marine biodiversity.
Conceived as an architectural nest, the Hoshino Architects’ skyscraper features a striking ‘woven’ facade and curvaceous interiors.
Shigeru Ban’s Toyota City Museum is made from locally sourced cedar wood. The new cultural venue is Japan’s first architecture to achieve the Net Zero Energy Building Ready certification.
Entirely crafted from corrugated cardboard, the Enfold Pavilion features an AI-infused ‘second skin’ fabric that “could help treat anxiety and de-accelerate the mind and body.”
Glasst Innovation Company has created UNPAINT, a sustainable temporary coating that can be painted or sprayed on walls, wood, marble, and leather… To be easily removed by hand without leaving any residue behind.
At Material Matters 2024 in London, designers worked with plant roots, hemp, fishing nets and human hair for a more sustainable future.
The world’s lightest whisky bottle is also the protagonist of a mesmerising installation by Marshmallow Laser Feast at The Old Selfridges Hotel during London Design Week.
Vertikal Nydalen is a statement mixed-use building with a simplified and self-sufficient climate system and natural ventilation.
WANTED 2024: Postmodern apocalyptic furniture, repurposed lobster cages, Arab lighthouse-inspired lamps, and more.
ICFF 2024: A design tool kit upcycling unwanted t-shirts, Meccano-like furniture, seats harnessing the sustainable culture of cork production, and more.
Paul Cocksedge, Max Lamb, Estúdio Campana, Erez Nevi Pana, and other designers explore unconventional furniture-making techniques at Friedman Benda’s ‘Under Present Conditions’ exhibition.
SOM—Skidmore, Owings & Merrill envisioned a “terminal in a garden” for Bangalore Airport’s new extension.
At the Hydro 100R exhibition in Milan, Max Lamb, Inga Sempé, Philipe Malouin, and other international designers create furniture design collections from revolutionary, first near-zero recycled aluminium.
A chair made from digitally crafted bamboo, bricks made from upcycled wheat husks from local breweries, and more. Milan’s first Taiwan Pavilion poses questions for sustainable design.
SunRICE shows how processing rice waste can become a raw material for new and sustainable architecture. After Milan Design Week, the installation will become nourishment to be reintroduced into the garden’s soil.
Using hemp fibres as the primary material, Normann Copenhagen’s new Mat Chair collection is a new, innovative and more responsible take on the traditional plastic shell chair.
With the Farming Architects pavilion at the Stockholm Furniture Fair, Jordens Architects looks into the future of construction.
With the Reading Room installation, acclaimed research-based studio Formafantasma invites you to discover its holistic approach to sustainability.
To be happy, how much do we need? How can we reduce our footprint and still live large? CÂPSULA is a new typology of high-end cabins that inspire new ways to live well.
The new Mendel’s Greenhouse is in direct conversation with the original 19th-century greenhouse in Brno, Czech Republic, where the scientist conducted his first pioneering experiments.
The Serpentine Pavilion 2023 by French Lebanese architect Lina Ghotmeh in central London “is an encouragement to enter into a dialogue, to convene and to think about how we could reinstate and re-establish our relationship to nature and to the Earth.”
The ‘Essential Homes’ emergency housing prototype features a rollable low-carbon concrete sheet wrapping a safe and decent home for displaced people across the globe.
