Appealing to both design nuts and NYC history buffs, the 12x12 exhibition showcases the work of a dozen furniture designers supplied with lumber reclaimed from 12 demolished buildings across the Big Apple.

Architects at Jump Studios have transformed a functional submarine into a bar capable of transporting patrons to the ocean's depths.

MIO returns to the International Contemporary Furniture Fair with a range of sustainable plywood storage units that can be adorned with the work of 3 different artists or your very own artistic masterpieces.

House Arc, the inhabitable cousin of Bellomo Architects' innovative public bike storage system, is an easy-to-assemble prefab shelter with a bent recycled steel tube frame that can be shipped in a single box.

Self-sufficient dwellings have been making good use of tires and beer cans for over 30 years.

Germany's Dedon teams up with Stephen Burks to release the prettiest collection of patio furniture made from recycled food packaging that you ever did see. (Seen prettier? Then I don't know what to tell you.)

Where does Flexjet President Fred Reid go when he wants to escape for the weekend? Try 30 steps up into a stilted cabin nestled amongst a grove of redwoods with no running water and certainly no Wi-Fi.

The winner in a contest to design a home in a most demanding locale — the Aleutian Islands — while adhering to a most demanding green building standard — the Living Building Challenge — is announced.

Amicable, adaptable and apparently non-claustrophobic as ever, Luke Clark Tyler gives another tour of his 78-square-foot New York City apartment. Not surprisingly, it's less than 3 minutes long.