June, 2007 | Inhabitat - Green Design, Innovation, Architecture, Green Building

MICKEY MOUSE ECO FARMING at Disney’s EPCOT Center

Anyone who's ever been to Florida has probably visited Walt Disney World, and if you have - you've hopefully visited...

While the world may be split between cat and dog lovers, we should all be able to agree on the merit of this very...

From the Austrian countryside, the hills are alive, with the sound of.... prefab! Salzburg-based Espace Mobile...

For all of us urban dwellers who crave indoor greenery but find ourselves a bit short on space, here's a great...

Near Shanghai, the Songjiang district has become a popular weekend destination for many tourists with its natural...

A variety of environmentally-friendly pendant lights lit up the HauteGREEN exhibition last month in New York, but...

For those of you who work in a professional design office, you know how quickly we become inundated with samples...

While the idea of sleeping in a pipe might not immediately connote luxury in your mind, this hotel design turns...

Sustainable Style Sunday is on a recycling roll, so we figured we'd continue the theme with Andrea Crews, a Paris-based...

Photo courtesy of NY Times Next time you go grocery shopping in San Francisco, you won't be hearing "paper or...

We all know how good spinach is for your body, but did you know that it is also good for your house? That's the...

What if architecture was designed to work for you to keep you healthy? Soo-in Yang and David Benjamin, architects...

Edward Burtynsky's stunning photographs manage to be both beautiful and simultaneously horrifying, and film director...

Ross Lovegrove’sSystem X, which he designed for Yamagiwa, is a modular lighting system composed of flexible fluorescent...

Anyone who's ever spent time in San Francisco (and perhaps stepped in a stinky patch in Duboce park) knows that...