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- Vodka, toothpaste, yoga mats … the new technology making items out of thin air Sun, 18 Apr 21, 6:15pmAn exhibition at London’s Science Museum shows how far carbon capture research has come
- An award-winning forest tops the worlds first publicly accessible art depot Wed, 14 Oct 20, 2:30amThe Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen, the first publicly accessible art depot in the world, has just completed construction in Rotterdam’s Museumpark. Designed by MVRDV, the bowl-shaped building draws the eye with its 6,609...
- 3XN unveils competition-winning designs for Denmarks Climatorium Thu, 4 Oct 18, 2:30amDanish architectural practice 3XN Architects recently won a competition for the Climatorium, Denmark’s new international climate center that will be located in Lemvig...
- New York City just approved plans to build the Lowline - the worlds first underground park Fri, 15 Jul 16, 2:27amNew York City officials just approved plans to build the world's first underground park! It's a huge step forward for The Lowline, which will be located in an abandoned subterranean train line in NYC's Lower East Side...
- Coal faces: the last miners in Spain – in pictures Wed, 21 Oct 15, 5:00pmPierre Gonnord spent five years shooting Spain’s last generation of coal miners the moment they finished their shifts – an important record of a disappearing community...
- Did You Know David Koch is on the Board of Directors at the Smithsonian and the American Museum of Natural History? Sat, 6 Sep 14, 5:01amDid you know that climate change denier David H. Koch is a trustee of the American Museum of Natural History and an advisory board member of the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History? "So, what's in it for him apart...
- Art or Animal Abuse? Tortoises Carry iPads for Controversial New Exhibition in Aspen Sat, 9 Aug 14, 3:00amThe Aspen Art Museum (AAM) hasn't even officially opened its doors to the public yet, but one of its exhibitions is already causing massive controversy...
- Will the buildings of the future be grown underwater? Mon, 17 Feb 14, 9:44pmIn a new exhibition, Michael Pawlyn lays out his vision for architecture inspired by the natural world – including biorock buildings grown entirely underwater and whole office blocks being lit by learning from the blind...
- Rotor Exhibits Tales from the World’s Sustainable Design Archives at the Oslo Architecture Triennale Thu, 17 Oct 13, 5:30amThe digital renderings, material samples, mock ups and quotes in Rotor's 'Behind the Green Door' exhibit focus on urban and rural designs, large-scale plans, subtle small-scale projects and surprising interventions. ...
- The sea is invisible to us – so it's become our trash heap | Philip Hoare Thu, 18 Jul 13, 12:11amA new exhibition should remind Britons of the mysteries the sea still holds, as well as the pollution and plastic bottlesIt takes a summer such as this to bring the British close to the element on which their island shores...
- LowLine Underground Park Full-Scale Model Unveiled in Manhattan’s Lower East Side! Sat, 15 Sep 12, 7:59amWe’ve been eagerly following the development of the NYC’s LowLine underground park as it gains momentum and edges closer to reality – and the amazing adaptive reuse project recently took a big step towards...
- Science Weekly Podcast: The God Species by Mark Lynas Mon, 18 Jul 11, 9:05amThis week on Science Weekly Alok Jha meets the environmental activist and science writer Mark Lynas. Best known for his award-winning book Six Degrees about the horrific consequences of global warming, he's back with The...
- NEW PHOTOS: Canstruction Sculptures Made Entirely From Cans! Sat, 20 Nov 10, 7:40amJust last week we brought you a peek at the incredible winners of this year’s NYC’s Canstruction competition, which challenges engineers, architects, contractors, and students to create massive structures made entirely...
- Canstruction: Amazing Sculptures Made From Canned Goods Sat, 13 Nov 10, 5:00amRead the rest of Canstruction: Amazing Sculptures Made From Canned Goodshttp://www.inhabitat.com/wp-admin/ohttp://www.inhabitat.com/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=better_feedptions-general.php?page=better_feed Permalink...
- The Guardian's Science Weekly podcast: The man behind the Large Hadron Collider Mon, 14 Jun 10, 9:12amWe were honoured to have theoretical physicist Professor Sir Chris Llewellyn Smith in the studio with us.