The two green towers could provide the city with a breath of fresh air, producing around 132 pounds of oxygen every day as they absorb carbon dioxide. They’ll accomplish this air-cleaning feat with 1,100 flourishing trees and 2,500 cascading shrubs and plants.
Recent construction projects in Wales, Iceland and the Netherlands conjure a future of off-grid intentional communities and geothermal biodomes.
The concrete jungle of Hong Kong will soon become a bit greener. Landscape architecture firm revealed landscape designs to create a new public space that will inject much-needed green space to the dense urban environment.
Alan Marshall created the Ecotopia 2121 project which predicts what key cities around the world will look like in the year 2121 if they become green and eco-friendly to combat the global environmental crisis.
San Francisco’s Seasteading Institute has signed a memorandum of understanding with the French Polynesian government that brings the world’s first floating city closer to reality.
A real-time algorithm illustrates all possible trip combinations and then assigns the best vehicle for each trip.
Electric cars and solar roofs are nice to have but are they the answer? Have we defined the problem?
The twisting building will carry 23,000 trees, which will absorb up to 130 tonnes of carbon dioxide each year.
Dallas, USA is about to become one of the greenest cities in America – by building the country’s largest urban nature park.
As cities become more congested and the pressure increases to reduce traffic as well emissions, moving sidewalks could become a viable alternative to cars.
A mix of technology and big data analysis will help deliver new services to millions of urban dwellers around the world.
Green building designs incorporate trees and plants into urban rooftops and even skyscraper walls.
MIT and Uber team up to study the potential for shared rides and vehicles to reshape urban mobility.
50k participants have gathered in Quito this week to discuss a New Urban Agenda at Habitat III
For the first time in history, information has been transmitted through a national electricity grid, opening massive opportunities for smart grids and smart cities.
