Posts Tagged ‘Green Architecture’

Air Forest: Stunning canopy that inflates with the might of the wind!

Tuesday, June 30, 2009 15:37 By Neo

Green construction and eco-architecture is where the future lies for any budding architect, who is busy drawing up those rough sketches. Modern building techniques along with the use of revolutionary new materials has meant that today we can give shape to structures that are both planet-friendly and maximize on available space and resources. Created by [...]

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Rotating Buildings Could Be the Next Big Thing

Thursday, January 29, 2009 20:51 By Jaiyant Cavale

We have all heard about the rotating house or flats and have seen too. However, a rising trend has been to build offices that rotate, each floor independently of the other. The Dynamic Towers in Dubai was perhaps one of the first rotating buildings we saw. This time around, there have been apartment complexes and [...]

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Janne Saario Creates The Mill for Kayak Paddlers

Tuesday, December 16, 2008 18:47 By Jaiyant Cavale

Janne Saario, a student at an architecture school in Helsinki has created ‘The Mill’ an architectural innovation of sorts. The design is exclusively done for those who are into kayaking and river rafting. When paddling the kayak becomes cumbersome, paddlers can seek refuge in this quaint shelter, which Saario calls The Mill.

The design was originally [...]

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Trends Ten: 10 astounding green structures stretching out into the blues!

Saturday, November 15, 2008 15:27 By Neo

Green Architecture is the direction towards which every architect and designer is heading and it is no surprise that many of the modern cities of the world are now becoming sandboxes for these green architects to experiment and express themselves. Eco-friendly construction is reaching new heights that are in fact becoming structures far more attractive [...]

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