IE University unveils transformative architecture projects, including a repurposed train station in Amsterdam and a connectivity-enhancing network in Palermo, heralding new opportunities for sustainable urban redevelopment.
Recticel opens a closed-loop recycling plant in Belgium, transforming insulation waste into high-quality recycled polyol, significantly reducing COâ‚‚ emissions and waste.
Atelier Write has transformed a Tokyo warehouse into a flexible hair salon, Unravel, using industrial rails to enable reconfiguration. This adaptive reuse project showcases the potential for sustainable urban redevelopment.
Studio Hagen Hall has modernized a Georgian house in London using Japanese and modernist design principles, showcasing a blend of cultural aesthetics within a historical context.
IE University's proposal for a UV-safe suntanning environment offers a groundbreaking approach to protecting individuals from harmful UV exposure, addressing both health and sustainability concerns in architectural design.
Johnston Marklee's Ray Phoenix, a green-metal residential tower in Arizona, has sparked debate over its aesthetics and energy efficiency, highlighting challenges in balancing design and practicality in hot climates.
Khanna Schultz's new net-positive-energy home in Amagansett blends Japanese design with sustainability, setting a standard for eco-friendly luxury architecture.
The UK government invites construction professionals to contribute insights on protecting great crested newts, aiming to streamline conservation efforts and reduce project costs.
Hinton Lumber Products launches a new automated pallet production facility in Charleston, SC, supporting Southeast demand and preparing for EU PPWR compliance.
