September, 2008 | Inhabitat - Green Design, Innovation, Architecture, Green Building

West Coast Green 2008: The H2OG Rainwater Storage System

Every once in a while we come across an idea so fresh and simple it seems incredible that it has not been thought...

This year's London Design Festival was an incredible event that showcased some of the world's most acclaimed designers...

Calling all architects in New York City who like concrete! From October 1st through the 3rd, Columbia's Graduate...

For the past several years, the city of San Francisco has made strident efforts push forward and transform itself...

No, we're not breaking news about an eco-revolt in Paris, but the Generali tower designed by international firm...

Composed entirely from damaged PET bottles and an eclectic assortment of found bottle caps, CAPtivate is an innovative...

It’s not every day that a fashion show leaves you hungry for more, particularly when it comes to organic ingredients...

All eyes have been on the General Assembly sessions at the United Nations HQ this past week, and with good reason,...

A beautiful and functional piece of kitchen ware, the 'Eco Cooler' by DeWeNe (Designs We Need) was introduced at...

Is there a need for bottled water? On Thursday, we questioned whether Fiji's eco-friendly efforts were really that...

Some of the AIA San Francisco Home Tours took us to parts of this city by the bay that are changing so rapidly,...

Recycled shipping containers are becoming more and more popular as a viable sustainable building material, and...

With a structural system reminiscent of Shigeru Ban’s Paper Church, Architect Li Xianggang's Paper-Brick House...

Bottled water is anathema to many hardcore environmentalists. Taking water from the land and sky, putting it into...

Creating a sustainable building was a fusion of old-school building techniques and modern technology in the design...