After the previous post we are now ready to show you real rotating buildings. These buildings are just incredible!   The three Heliotrope houses Designed by Rolf Disch, built in Freiburg im Breisgau (1994), Offenburg (1994) and Hilpolstein (1995), Germany. … Continue reading →

Climate change, lack of energy,improve living standard … How all this factors have affected to the nowadays’ architecture ? Is there any solution? Maybe Kinetic is the answer! Kinetic architecture is a concept through which buildings are designed to allow … Continue reading →

With new research supporting findings that green space is largely connected with happier, healthier, and more environmentally sound living, we are asking ourselves the question (as posed by thelowline.com) ‘how can we build more green space in our cities?’ And … Continue reading →

American artist Dan Graham has installed a site-specific work atop the metropolitan museum of art’s iris and b. Gerald cantor roof garden. Situated between ivy shrubs, ‘hedge two-way mirror walkabout’ comprises undulating steel curves and two-way mirrored glass. the structure sits within … Continue reading →

DRINK OR DINE, RAIN OR SHINE ON THE TERRACE! Designed for dining all year round, The Terrace at The Restaurant Bar & Grill in Manchester continues to be the hottest spot in town for dinner or drinks. The south facing, … Continue reading →

Researchers install environmentally-friendly ‘green roofs’ in D.C. Exciting things happening across the world in the field of ‘green living’. Through a grant that started with the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, they were able to install these green roofs at … Continue reading →

If you live in a building without its own garden, establishing a roof or balcony garden is the ideal way to create your own mini horticultural haven, ensuring you don’t miss out on growing a wide range of plants.  Practical … Continue reading →