A recent Stanford University study has concluded that carbon capture and direct air capture should be abandoned in favour of replacing infrastructure with renewable wind, solar, geothermal, and hydropower. The study, conducted by researchers at… Read More »Study finds renewable energy infrastructure cheaper and more efficient than carbon capture
Promotion: flooring has an important role when designing spaces that address the growing need for individual focus time, says soft flooring specialist Modulyss. Modulyss explained that as people’s working behaviour continues to evolve, traditional office… Read More »“Without proper sound management flexible spaces can descend into chaos” says Modulyss
Allbirds is taking it dedication to environmental protection to the next level. The company has announced the world’s first net zero carbon shoe, called the M0.0NSHOT Zero. The new shoe is completely net zero when… Read More »M0.0NSHOT Zero: Allbirds Designs the World’s 1st Net Zero Carbon Shoe
Local practice Studio Nine Architects has unveiled a concrete visitor centre and microbrewery in Adelaide for Australian beer company Coopers, with interiors by architecture firm Studio Gram. Located on the site of Coopers Brewery, the… Read More »Studio Nine Architects conceals barrel store beneath Coopers Brewery visitor centre
Rainfall is collected in this black-timber pavilion, created by architecture studio Aptdotapt as a rest stop for hikers on a mountain in China. Named Drop-Stop, the pavilion on Yandang Mountain in Wenzhou pays homage to… Read More »Aptdotapt places black Drop-Stop pavilion on Chinese mountain
Italian architects Stefano Boeri and Cino Zucchi, who were under investigation for alleged collusion in the commissioning of a major library in Milan, have been spared from house arrest but banned from judging competitions. The investigating judge, Luigi… Read More »Stefano Boeri banned from competition judging but “relieved” at avoiding house arrest