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Dire Design Haus, a Montana company, won the 2025 Better Business Bureau Spark Award for its commitment to sustainability. Founder Brittany Riner created the Drikon waterproof backpack from recycled p
A new residence in Manhattan Beach, California, redefines coastal living with an innovative design featuring a central courtyard, maximizing views, and achieving 40% greater energy efficiency than con
A stone-clad home in Scotland's Outer Hebrides, Caochan na Creige, has won the RIBA House of the Year 2025 award for its seamless blend with the rugged landscape and resilience to harsh weather.
Designer Michael Jantzen has unveiled a conceptual house with five rotating segments that physically adapt to sun, wind, and rain for sustainable living.
Zaha Hadid Architects' Yidan Center in Shenzhen has topped out, becoming a global hub for education and lifelong learning. The landmark building houses the Chen Yidan Foundation and Yidan Prize, featu
The Aldo Frattini Bivouac, a new high-altitude refuge, has been unveiled in Italy's Orobie Alps, blending innovative design with environmental monitoring.
A new studio block with bright green stairwells has opened at VTI Oostende in Belgium, providing adaptable workshop and teaching spaces. The design emphasizes essential structures and external circula
A new modular pavilion in Guangzhou, China, transforms from a functional greenhouse into an open community kitchen, addressing food security and fostering communal living.
JFK Airport's New Terminal One reveals updated renderings and details for its public art program. The $9.5 billion facility is part of a $19 billion modernization effort.
Kéré Architecture reveals plans for Museum Ehrhardt in Germany, featuring an 80-meter rammed-earth wall, timber pergola, and sustainable garden.
A new self-sufficient wooden bivouac shelter, designed by Carlo Ratti Associati, will debut at the 2026 Milan Winter Olympics before moving to the Alps. It generates its own electricity and collects w
A new public rest stop with floating canopies is set to open in Huizhou, China, offering bicyclists a blend of architecture, art, and nature. The project replaces old restrooms with a modern facility
