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

4TREEHOUSE by Lukasz Kos

What is it about tree houses that we love so much? Their playfulness, the escapism they offer, and the platforms...

Today marks the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, and to make sure that people don't forget it about the...

As we approach the anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, you may notice we're running a little theme on Inhabitat:...

Sea levels may rise and coastlines may fall but one thing will always remain consistent: the Danish are going to...

Real-iT-y Now... The reality of prefab versus its promise has been a hot topic as of late. Last year, we wrote...

Good design probes the dimensions of harmony and vitality. Australian designer Ilan El created this beautiful...

We may never tire of new ways to interject some spontaneous green space into a concrete cityscape. Kevin van Braak's...

Nasa's image of the earth at night... You might remember that we've railed against light pollution before, and...

This morning we've been discussing the environmental friendliness of Dutch design. Like Tejo Remy's rag chair...

Despite the seemingly subjective nature of design, there seems to be one thing that most people can agree upon-...

August seems to be the month for competitions. Right on the heels of Electrolux’s Design Lab 2006 is the deadline...

Deviating slightly from our Prefab Friday norm, XXS exemplifies an essential trait of prefab: spatial efficiency. If...

Nasa's Aerogel material, which it uses to collect space dust - also makes a great insulating material for your...

UK designer Richard Sweeney took our breath away with these 3-dimensional sculptures made from the most ordinary...

One of the most beautiful, flexible, and complex prefab systems we've covered in the last year is the Ray Kappe...