February, 2006 | Inhabitat - Green Design, Innovation, Architecture, Green Building

STORYLINES BOOKCASE

Have you ever wondered why most bookshelves are flat and straight? I'm pondering that question right now as I...

Greetings from Berlin! The first installment in my design tour of Germany and Scandinavia brought me to the Philology...

You have probably noticed by now how much we love bamboo here at Inhabitat. We're constantly amazed at the qualities...

Abandon your preconceptions of the architect as a quiet, bespeckled intellectual who cares more about sharp Italian...

When designing a treehouse, it's almost always a good idea to add a little childhood nostalgia and rustic charm...

Imagine a high-tech glass that you could change from transparent to frosted with the flick of a switch... You...

Designed by well-known Japanese architect Shigeru Ban, the Nomadic Museum is the permanent home for the art exhibition...

We've talked about mobile homes and we've talked about floating homes, and now a conceptual convergence brings...

When it comes to the essentials at home, sanity trumps vanity. In old apartments and houses, big clunky radiators...

http://www.mindfully.org/Energy/Old-Heating-Idea.htm I've been hearing rumors about a geothermally heated townhouse...

Bamboo continues to be an Inhabitat favorite, and we especially love bamboo furniture that unfolds to provide variety...

Going on now through March 18 is the New London Architecture's "Prefabulous London" exhibition. The show is organized...

We are honored and delighted to have one of our favorite bloggers, Geoff Manaugh of the inimitable BLDGBLOG providing...

Take the Concrete Canvas, add air and water, wait twelve hours, and you have a portable building that offers more...

Recycling paper is often just about creating more (you guessed it) paper, but a Minnesotan company by the name...