Architecture

NASA Damage Maps Critical to Nepal Earthquake Response

In the wake of the April 25th 7.8 magnitude earthquake that devastated the Kathmandu Valley and surrounding rural areas in Nepal, help and aid have continued to pour in from around the world. The goal…

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$19 Million Kaufmann Desert House

The Kaufmann Desert House, aka Kaufmann House, was commissioned by Edgar J. Kaufmann Sr. and designed by Austrian émigré Richard Neutra, a former colleague of Frank Lloyd Wright. This house was one of Neutra’s last…

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World’s First Urban Algae Canopy Could Be the Solution to Excess CO2 in the Atmosphere

In an ambitious project showcasing an innovative integration between technology and nature, London-based ecoLogic Studio has presented the Urban Algae Canopy module that features microalgal cultures. The canopy is fully reactive to other environmental factors like…

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Replacing ISS With a Space Colony on the Dark Side of the Moon

Europe has chosen their next Space Chief, Johan-Dietrich Worner. Last month in Colorado Springs, Colorado, at the Space Foundations National Space Symposium, a gathering of global commercial, civil, military and space experts, Worner announced the…

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Shanty-Scraper: An Innovative Skyscraper

To celebrate outstanding ideas for vertical living, eVolo magazine has been holding an annual contest since 2006. eVolo receives thousands of projects from all over the world for this competition. The winning entries are selected for…

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The Noah Oasis Project Transforms Existing Oil Rigs Into Multifunctional, Eco-Friendly Bio-Habitats

The Noah Oasis project, which won honorable mention at the eVolo Skyscraper Competition 2015, aims at dealing with the serious issues of environmental destruction and pollution control. A team of designers, based in China, has…

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Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrade for Sacramento

California’s EchoWater Project is so named to reflect the desire to return clean, clear water to the environment just like sound waves echo back to their original source. For a bit of perspective, here are the…

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US Infrastructure Falling Into Ruin: Does Anyone Care?

According to the World Economic Forum’s Global Competitiveness Report, the United States is currently ranked 19th in the world for the quality of its infrastructure coming in behind Spain, Portugal and Oman. The US problem…

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Solar Powered Wi-Fi and Retrofitted Buildings: Los Angeles Prepares for a Quake Disaster

Earthquakes are not a new threat to America’s second most populous city, Los Angeles. Los Angeles has been at the epicenter of seismic risk for a long time. Twenty years ago, an earthquake measuring 6.6 on…

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A Group of Designers Want to Turn Egyptian Pyramid into a Desertification-Fighting Skyscraper

One of the major consequences of climate change is desertification. Deserts are growing day by day at an alarming rate. In order to solve this problem, a US-based design team has put forward an ambitious…

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Architecture

NASA Damage Maps Critical to Nepal Earthquake Response

$19 Million Kaufmann Desert House

World’s First Urban Algae Canopy Could Be the Solution to Excess CO2 in the Atmosphere

Replacing ISS With a Space Colony on the Dark Side of the Moon

Shanty-Scraper: An Innovative Skyscraper

The Noah Oasis Project Transforms Existing Oil Rigs Into Multifunctional, Eco-Friendly Bio-Habitats

Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrade for Sacramento

US Infrastructure Falling Into Ruin: Does Anyone Care?

Solar Powered Wi-Fi and Retrofitted Buildings: Los Angeles Prepares for a Quake Disaster

A Group of Designers Want to Turn Egyptian Pyramid into a Desertification-Fighting Skyscraper

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