Every year, around 1.7 billion pallets are used to transport goods from Asia to the rest of the world. For making these single-use or one-way export pallets, almost 170 million trees are cut down. In the meantime, 7.4 billion coconuts
Volvo has taken an innovative, creative approach to create a living seawall along the coast of Sydney’s harbour.
Appearing to be a simple flower vase made from translucent red glass for decorative purpose, this is actually a fire extinguisher designed by subsidiaries of the Samsung corporation to merge into the interior where it can be within easy reach in case of an emergency.
Bathing has always been a problematic thing for army personnel deployed at high altitudes of some 13 to 20 thousand feet in the Northern area of Himalayas.
Students from the University of Cape Town (UCT) in South Africa have created eco-friendly bricks using human urine. These young scientists have made it through a natural process called microbial carbonate precipitation.
In the bath area, one place that really calls for creativity is wash basin. Its one area where the element of art can be skillfully added and this simple art of creativity can really turn a bathroom into an artistic space.
No house can complete without doors. Door is a vital component of the house that plays a major role in indoor comfort, protection and energy efficiency. And a superbly designed and functional front door adds elegance to the home
Phil Ross, a biologist has been experimenting with fungi in his art practice for almost two decades. By introducing mushroom tissue into molds filled with pasteurized sawdust and allowing the fungus.
Dhara explained the possibilities we have with scrap by showcasing various projects done through her firm- Studio Alternatives.
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Sunflowers and other biomaterials have never been looked so beautiful, but Eindhoven-based designer Thomas Vailly has found a way to transform the remaining parts of a sunflower crop into something extremely astounding.
In India, the construction industry is growing at an unbelievable pace. Based on popular market research, it is estimated to grow even further in the future. This directly translates to higher demand in doors.
The summer season has started and people are looking for air conditioners and services. However, there are many families, who even can’t afford an AC because of its high running cost and the electricity bill that shoots up after using it.
A team of Innovation Design Engineering students at Imperial College in London has transformed an industrial waste material called Red Mud entirely into beautiful as well as stylish ceramic tableware pieces.
Everyone might be aware of the fact that earth is warming at an unprecedented rate. And as per many scientists- we ‘Humans’ are responsible for enhancing this overall global warming trend.
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