World-renowned architect, Shigeru Ban, has proposed using temporary disaster relief housing for Japan’s tsunami survivors using recycled metal shipping containers to make modular multi-storey housing.
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London’s Vertical Farm
London’s cityscape could get a tad greener and a lot more sustainable if Mexican architect firm Xome Arquitectos’s London Tower Farm LOFT AWR 2011 proposal g...
Christchurch Cardboard Cathedral
The stone built Anglican Christ Church Cathedral, Christchurch, New Zealand, constructed in 1864, was severely damaged in the February 22nd, 2011, 6.3-magnit...
The EcoGlobe Technosphere
Dubai’s EcoGlobe is a carbon neutral iconic landmark set in Dubai’s Technopark and is designed to reflect Earth’s ecosystem, created by James Law using his Cybe...
Bangkok New Wetropolis
S+PBA Architects , based in Bangkok, have designed an amazing floating city called “A Post Diluvian Future" , which will allow Bangkok to survive rising water...
Faux Pollinator Towers
Artificial Pollinating Towers , designed by UK architecture student Ben Kirk, supplements declining bee populations by releasing pollen-filled latex balloon...
The Miracoco Caverns
The Miracoco Caverns are illuminated inflatable structures designed by Architects of Air's Alan Parkinson are inspired by Archimedean solid shapes, cathedrals, a...
Evolver Alpine Spiral
Evolver is a Swiss Alps wooden spiral viewing structure near Lake Stelli in Zermatt, Switzerland.
Apple’s UFO HQ
Apple’s new Cupertino Headquarters looks like a futuristic UFO has landed in Santa Clara County, California as Steve Jobs recently revealed the design for Appl...
Stacked City Farmhouse
Visitors to the stacked London’s City Farmhouse donate their excrement to power the community and provide compost for the gardens, in Catrina Stewart’s conce...
Venice’s Untitled Pavilion
The Venice Biennale ‘Instant Untitled’ temporary pavilion, by American MOS Architects , used lightweight silver Mylar balloons in a novel, low-cost, and minimal w...
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