Green

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?

Looking for your next urban getaway? Wellness startup, Slow Cabins, hides sustainable, furnished cabins in nature locations on the outskirts of cities in Belgium.

Ten years ago, who would have thought that in 2018 hotels would employ full time rooftop farmers? It’s happening at the newly-opened QO Amsterdam, that has a rooftop greenhouse to produce food and educate guests on urban agriculture.

Sneakers made of chewing gum? They exist, created by Gumshoe Amsterdam with the sole purpose to solve the city’s gum litter problem.

Urbanites leave behind a tremendous amount of waste in their daily lives. In the new video series Challenge Accepted by smart, Berlin club owner Michel Niknafs takes on a challenge to cut his waste down to zero.

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.