eRiceCooker, by Annina Rüst, tracks Internet news about genetically modified rice. Whenever there is a new report about […]
Category Archive: green
The students of RCA Design Interactions are having a Work in Progress Show on January 24-31. If you’re […]
Worldchanging: A Users Guide for the 21st Century is a compendium of innovative ideas and inventions emerging today […]
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Finally back home so service will resume as normal and i’ll finally get to write down my notes […]
To keep your table clean of any leftover, one can either adopt the radical Katazukue way or turn […]
With The Fruit Fly Farm sculpture, Laura Beloff is investigating both technological society and organic (insect) society. The […]
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Mediamatic Amsterdam have transformed their exhibition space in the ground floor of the PostCS-building into a Night Garden […]
As a (very absent) contributor of World Changing, i should have done a better job at promoting one […]
One of my favourite pavilions at the Venice Biennale was the Danish one. Its design is all pop, […]
The four Water Bowls, by Victoria Vesna, use of some of the latest scientific observations to revisit common […]
Matsushita in Japan will release in December Aiterrarium, an indoor gardening system whose lighting, temperature and water supply […]
Elegant Embellishments is working on a decorative tile that can be installed quickly to reduce air pollution in […]
On Tuesday i went to the Postmasters gallery in Chelsea (NYc) to check Natalie Jeremijenko‘s new installation. She […]
Conflux was a hell of fun and i’ll post more about it over the next few days. There […]
This afternoon Brooke Singer was at Conflux to present Preemptive Media‘s latest work: AIR [Area’s Immediate Reading]. AIR […]
Over the summer, 8 artists from Denmark and abroad have made temporary works and plantations in outer Nørrebro, […]
Not sure this is the greatest piece of art i’ve ever seen but i like this way of […]
And now one of the most beautiful pieces i’ve seen at Ars Electronica Center. What happens when trees […]
Sure i like my strawberries to be clean of lice and i’m sorry for golfers who are bothered […]
Another project from the Interaction Design department seen at the RCA Summer show. It’s one of my favourite […]
The Dutch advisory for the landscape asked designers to come up with a new generation wind mills. 100 […]
Russia is to build the world’s first floating nuclear plant to provide power for remote areas. The plant […]
Architect Claire Price explains how to harvest the energy expended from footsteps and the vibrations from trains. Energy […]
An advanced new technology will keep corporate managers safe even when climate change makes their life “impossible.” Global […]
Hybrid Muscle was both a work and exhibition space, built in Chiang Maï in Thaïland, that would generate […]
In an article published in Technoetic Arts last year, Stephen A. Gage (Bartlett School of Architecture) and Will […]
While one of Helen Evans and Heiko Hansen (aka Hehe)’s previous work Pink Noise induced a reflection on […]
The fuselage is the only part of a decommissioned airplane that cannot be effectively recycled. The cost of […]
A bit similar to Harmut Stockter’s Plant Backpack, the EarthMan is a self-contained, self-sustaining bio-environment survival suit featuring […]
The Soil Sampling Shoes are part of a larger project, Gardening Superfund Sites. They attempt to covertly take […]
Foster and Partners‘ Philology Library in Berlin utilizes decades of research into the use of active and passive […]
Photosynthesis Robot, by Amy Franceschini and Michael Swaine of Futurefarmers, is a possible perpetual motion machine driven by […]
Mass housing in China has historically been standardized and repetitive. Steven Holl Architects‘ Linked Hybrid project in Beijing […]
Random Screen is a mechanical thermo dynamic display which does not rely on any electricity. Each of the […]
Bill Pechet and Stephanie Robb’s SweaterLodge envisions a future where daily objects become multifunctional: a sweater becomes a […]
Lance Hosey, of Atmo, and Soo-in Yang and David Benjamin, of the Living, are working toward a similar […]
Micro Dwellings are low cost movable housing modules that can form different configurations on land, on water and […]
Scientists at the US Minerals Management Service have for the first time found evidence that polar bears are […]
The Electro-Kinetic Road Ramp generates power each time a car drives over its metal plates. The plates move […]
The Green Roof Water Recycling System (GROW) is a vegetated rooftop recycling system that uses plants to treat […]