The sustainability movement has gone through a series of evolutions and iterations over the past several years—from nascent niche...

There’s no questioning the validity and worthiness of the growing popularity of green, but the relentless reliance on the...

If there’s one thing that’s clear about the movement, it’s that green is manifesting itself in interesting, odd, and diverse ways.

Spin art isn’t something people normally engage in on a trade show floor—perhaps the state of the housing and building market is...

In Helsinki, Nolla serves up organic, locally sourced fare in a Michelin-tiered dining experience—all without trash cans.

With Europe leading the way, waste-to-energy plants are turning an unlikely resource—garbage—into electricity.

Architect Stephen Bruns uses a synthetic roofing product to clad the Woven House—named for a vestibule that connects two massive...

The Swedish furniture giant takes on self-sufficient living with a futuristic show home in Szczecin, Poland.

West~Bourne founder Camilla Marcus shares her cooking hacks and go-to gadgets.

While the Western world forgets its waste with a flush, 2.6 billion people don’t even have toilets.

I'll be heading to Reno later this week to speak at the upcoming Art + Environment Conference hosted by the Nevada Museum of Art,...

Networking technology and internet-powered apps mean interior design and architecture are about to become more personal.

Experts in inclusive design gather in New York.

Copenhagen just cut the ribbon on a new waste-to-energy power plant—and you can ski down it.

With little time to waste, an Australian firm erects an efficient prefab overlooking the ocean.

The walls of each home can be printed in just 24 hours with nearly zero waste.

It’s way, way better than bottled water.

Masaya Homes’ $50K prefabs are made of teak that’s sustainably farmed in Nicaragua.

From IKEA to Emeco, a growing number of businesses are slashing waste by putting it straight back into production.

And yes, there’s a fashion closet.

Artist Chris Jordan has become something of a cult figure for the green set, with his growing portfolio of mind-bending...

The Eames House, one of the world’s most treasured and influential modernist houses, enters a new and improved chapter of...

Gustavo Penna Architect & Associates uses reclaimed mining waste to create a minimalist masterpiece on a spectacular site.

Turn your kitchen scraps into green gold with these sleek, stylish, and affordable composting bins.

Additional windows and open shelving help Suita House in Osaka feel airy and modern.

According to the New York Times, 43 percent of Americans said they spent at least some time working remotely last year—and...

In a former foundry that was most recently home to Vice Media, a new members-only co-working space opens up for business,...

This Seattle–based firm specializing in modern prefab homes is committed to sustainability from conception through construction.

Made of 100-percent recyclable materials and equipped with smart home technology, SysHaus is a new model by a Brazilian...

In Byron Shire, simple, cost-efficient materials like fiber-cement sheets cut down on construction waste and time.

The sleek design from Stockholm-based iOhouse doesn’t rely on utility hookups, allowing you to live in luxury wherever you want.

Adapted for the Australian climate, the eco-friendly, low-maintenance CORE 9 house starts at $192,000.

If you’re looking into prefab in Illinois, add these builders and designers to your Rolodex.

This 475-square-foot home in Eton, England, is made almost entirely of reconstituted waste cork—a by-product of the cork industry...

Fine-tuning your cooking and dining areas pays off in more ways than just saving resources.