Green

Ecotone, the latest project designed by Duncan Lewis Scape Architecture intends to be Europe’s largest wooden construction.

What if your bike commute could power your neighborhood? S-Park is the world’s first system that lets bicycles generate electricity.

The research design studio of Tom Dixon and IKEA have partnered to present their shared vision for the future of urban farming.

Two scientists have presented a volleyball-shaped wind turbine that enables city dwellers to generate electricity on their balconies.

London-based startup Pavegen created a triangular-shaped tile that turns footfall into electricity when walked on. The off-the-grid energy can then be used to power light bulbs or charge phones.

During Beirut Design Week, Nathalie Harb demonstrated how parking spaces can be used more efficiently. By adding a second storey, this elevated space provides a green refuge just above your car.

Dutch architect Ramon Knoester has built a series of small floating parks and gardens in the city of Rotterdam in order to tackle the issue of plastic pollution in the New Meuse delta.

A greenhouse goes mobile to bring your houseplants curbside in Brooklyn, NY.

Citizens of The Hague have the opportunity to swap their parking space for extra public space. Will this make urbanites reconsider car use?