The pandemic teaches: sustainability, recycling and reuse are the keys to the future. In Italy the king of materials in this sense is wood. Pardon: the Rilegno.
In the realm of architectural wonders, residences stand as a testament to human ingenuity, creativity and the desire for comfort and functionality. Gone are the days when homes were mere structures for shelter; today, they represent a fusion of art, functionality and sustainability. At the forefront of this evolution are architects and designers who continually push the boundaries to create residences that transcend the ordinary and embrace the extraordinary. Integrating Leisure and Entertainment: The Rise of Online Bingo In the digital age, leisure… Read more
From oceans to soil, the polluting impact of tires is everywhere. Let's find out together how to deal with this problem.
They cost a lot and are useless, but engineers and inventors build them anyway out of challenge and study: they are mecha, life-size robots capable of walking.
In recent times we often talk about the sustainability objectives to be achieved by 2030, those set by the European Union to reduce harmful emissions and achieve climate neutrality by 2050. There are many areas of interest, as are the actions to be implemented. Among these there is certainly that of reducing the use and consumption of virgin plastic, derived from petroleum. This is why reuse and recycling actions by citizens and sustainable strategies are necessary... Read more
Melissa Ortiz creates a bio-tool to evaluate water quality from red cabbage and agricultural waste
The Swiss Empa institute is working to transform vegetal carbon into a formidable sustainable insulator that is friendly to both construction and the environment.
The space race is getting interesting, and "ambitious" projects are accelerating: the latest Chinese rockets show a strange method of reuse.
Spray a (vegetable) coating directly on foods to keep them fresh and eliminate packaging and plastic? Check it out here.
Loop comes from the power of reused pallets, which are finally able to find a new life and facilitate the recycling process.
A single-seater concept for urban mobility is designed to maximize space and liveability for the individual user.
The beer, transformed into a concentrate of aromas and alcohol, can be rehydrated to greatly reduce the environmental impact. Will you drink it?
Mattel launches PlayBack, a program for sustainability on its toys: it collects them for free and recycles the components to build new ones.
A German designer transforms the product into packaging: Soapbottle is all soap, both in the packaging and in the product.
Burger King tries to reduce its footprint by introducing reusable packaging in 3 cities around the world. I'm perplexed, but let's hope it works.
Urban planning solutions for post Covid are increasingly composite and interesting. This self-sufficient city by Guallart Architects does not outline the contours of a new place, but of a new society.
A masterpiece for many reasons: innovative materials, recyclable, fast, economic, ecological. An innovative construction method: Prvok 3D, the truly amazing 3D printed tiny house.
Intelligent reuse also extends to electronic devices: from hair cut the base for matrixes of OLED screens.
Europe (past and present) reviews the Green New Deal signed just 3 months ago, and promises to combine it with recovery from the coronavirus. A green recovery.
In the world, the ants that we are never stop. Here is a small atlas of innovations that together will make the shape of the future.
Washington works on better and worse technology weapons. I am a deterrent, to discourage a third world war. Or to win it if there is.
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