Green

Presenting at Boiling Amsterdam on 29th March, Let’s Salsa is on a mission to produce hot sauces from peppers grown in urban gardens and on rooftops.

Presenting at Boiling Amsterdam, urban composting collective Le Compostier is on a mission: launching public worm hotels across the city.

Urban hactivism collective Mesajer Urbanos recently launched an intervention in Mexico City in which potholes on the streets were filled with exotic flowers and plants.

With the development of an autonomous, solar-powered public transport network, a town in Florida sets an example for future mobility.

Air pollution is a huge problem in cities worldwide. Artists and designers alike are launching creative concepts to help urban governments clean the air in unconventional ways.

Whereas most inner-city gyms could come across as dull spaces, biofit strives to make their locations as natural and fresh as possible.

How to keep green spaces nice and tidy in a city that’s bankrupt? You start mowing the grass yourself. Meet the Detroit Mower Gang.

The Finch Floating Homes Foundation is providing good quality, flood-resilient housing for those who are most at risk from rising sea levels and the constant inconvenience and threat of flooding.

In April 2018, part of an underused, failed, community-segregating, six-lane freeway in Akron, Ohio, is to become a temporary, green space, with the hope that it will foster the ideas and conversations that will guide its future.