Tag Green

25-02-2015

Slovenian Pavilion at Expo Milano 2015

The Slovenian Pavilion at Expo Milano 2015 was designed by SoNo arhitekti d.o.o. around the theme "I feel SLOVENIA. Green. Active. Healthy.", recalling the natural beauty of Slovenia - the perfect setting for a healthy, active lifestyle.

31-12-2014

Rafiq Azam and the Mamun residence in Chittagong (Bangladesh)

The Manum Residence recently completed by Rafiq Azam is located in Chittagong, in southeast Bangladesh. As in all his buildings, in the Manum Residence Rafiq Azam uses concrete and brick, water and greenery in unusual ways to represent his idea of sustainability.

01-10-2014

House for trees by Vo Trong Nghia Architects in Ho Chi Minh City

The innovative young studio Vo Trong Nghia Architects has built a House for trees on the outskirts of Ho Chi Minh City in southern Vietnam. Particularly aware of the importance of building sustainable constructions, Vo Trong Nghia attempts to enrich an area where intense urbanisation has left no room for greenery with his House for Trees.

09-05-2014

Rome. Festival del Verde e del Paesaggio.

The fourth “Festival del Verde e del Paesaggio” – celebrating gardens and landscaping – will be held in the verdant green areas of the Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome from 16 to 18 May 2014.

23-10-2013

UID: a home between the earth and the sky in Fukuyama

Keisuke Maeda (UID Architects) has designed a home that brings together earth and sky. The shape of Node, as the Japanese architect’s latest work is called, incorporates an intersection of the layouts of the two levels, which are linked by a staircase, but the true connection is where the trees grow out of the house, reconciling the natural and built environments.

01-07-2013

Vertical garden to integrate the existing building and the add-on

French architecture firm, Chartier-Corbasson Architectes makes intensive use of vertical gardens to integrate their add-on with the Chamber of Commerce in Amiens.

03-04-2013

Artistic greenery: Makoto Azuma.

Makoto Azuma is a Japanese flower artist who creates artworks with plants, seeking to recover their essential value as our allies for a “greener” life.