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Energy Star Waste & Emissions Tracking Helping Make Buildings Greener

Energy Star Benchmarking Tools for Building Energy Performance The US EPA’s Water Sense, Energy Star, Portfolio Manager, and Sustainable Materials Management programs are charged with identifying key performance metrics in both waste and materials management…

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Computer Gaming Key to Training 21st Century Workforce

A recent news report suggested that people who play computer games have significantly better cognitive skills than those who don’t. It’s pretty clear that computer gaming skills people have developed in their youth are often…

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This Man Built an Aquarium in His Living Room Large Enough for Scuba Diving

Eli Fruchter, an aquarium enthusiast from Haifa, Israel, has built a giant 30,000-liter aquarium in his living room. This aquarium is big enough to let him swim in it with the fish. When Fruchter was…

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The World’s First Permanent Ice Hotel Opens 200km North of the Arctic Circle

Any guesses on what the world’s first permanent ice hotel is called? …… IceHotel 365. Cause you know, it’s a hotel made of ice that’s open 365 days a year. Located 200 kilometers north of…

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This Futuristic Cliff House Overlooking the Mediterrean Needs No Heat or Cooling

GilBartolomé Architects has created a cavernous residence with a zinc-shingled roof in Salobrena in Spain. This amazing futuristic cliff house is dug into a steep cliff in front of the Mediterranean Sea with breathtaking views.…

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These Transportable Woven Refugee Tents Store Water and Are Powered by the Sun

Can you imagine that around the world there are over 40 million refugees fleeing natural disasters and political violence? To deal with humanitarian crises, award-winning architect and designer Abeer Seikaly has developed inexpensive, simple, lightweight,…

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World’s Megacities to Reach 42 by 2035

As Megacities Grow, Quality of Life Deteriorating Tomorrow’s megacities will make today’s large cities look like quaint backwaters by comparison. Actually, the most urgent urban planning taking place in the world today is in Asia,…

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Poland Unveils Glow-In-The-Dark Bicycle Path That’s Charged by the Sun

Cycling is not only the cool and healthy way of getting around, but it is also eco-friendly. There are countless reasons why it is an excellent alternative to driving. The bicycle is the most environmentally friendly and…

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KODA – A Solar Powered House That Can Move Around

Estonian design collective Kodasema created KODA, an innovative micro-home concept that allows owners to move around without having to sacrifice home comfort. This stunning prefabricated tiny home was recently awarded the silver medal at American Architecture Prize for Interior Design.…

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This Old Grain Silo Was Transformed Into a Gorgeous, Affordable Silo Home For Two

Architect Christoph Kaiser did an unbelievable job…he transformed a dismantled grain silo into an affordable and cozy silo home. This all started when he saw an ad for a Kansas farmer’s dismantled silo on the…

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Architecture

Energy Star Waste & Emissions Tracking Helping Make Buildings Greener

Computer Gaming Key to Training 21st Century Workforce

This Man Built an Aquarium in His Living Room Large Enough for Scuba Diving

The World’s First Permanent Ice Hotel Opens 200km North of the Arctic Circle

This Futuristic Cliff House Overlooking the Mediterrean Needs No Heat or Cooling

These Transportable Woven Refugee Tents Store Water and Are Powered by the Sun

World’s Megacities to Reach 42 by 2035

Poland Unveils Glow-In-The-Dark Bicycle Path That’s Charged by the Sun

KODA – A Solar Powered House That Can Move Around

This Old Grain Silo Was Transformed Into a Gorgeous, Affordable Silo Home For Two

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