Construction of America's first Active House — a European green building standard that emphasizes indoor air quality, sustainable materials and energy balance — will soon commence in Webster Groves, Mo.
The Los Angeles Times reports on a 'reasonable option' for many Chinese homeowners and renters in the Shaanxi province seeking both solace and energy-savings: Cave homes.
For computer programmer Loren Amelang, happiness equals a small wood stove, an assortment of dried foods, a Tandy Model 100 notebook computer and an old sheep barn in the California backcountry.
From the U.K. comes the Tentsile, a tent/hammock hybrid that allows wilderness adventurers and backyard campers to socialize and sleep high above the ground — and safe from snakes.
Video: Ron Wade built a mini replica of the Oval Office in his Longview, Texas, home. It took 2.5 years to design, eight months and 250 workers to build. The cost? $250,000.
For eco-minded cineastes who don't mind if their choice in media storage overshadows their actual film collection comes a collapsible shelving unit handcrafted from planks of wood and upcycled 35mm film.
One of Frank Lloyd Wright's decidedly lesser-known works, a 1956 doghouse designed for a black Lab named Eddie, has been reconstructed complete with leaky roof.
As Make It Right passes the halfway mark with 76 affordable green homes built in New Orleans, the foundation throws a fundraising fête to help ensure that the remaining 74 are completed by the end of 2013.
Luxury treehouse outfitter Blue Forest unveils EcoPERCH, a curvy and wood-clad prefab retreat that doesn't necessarily need to be elevated high above the forest floor in accordance to Ewokian building codes.
When describing March's featured 'Evergreen home,' resisting alliteration is futile: A magnificent, modern modular home in Madison Valley that's currently on the market for over half a million.
Conceived for the MoMA exhibit 'Foreclosed: Rehousing the American Dream,' the Nature-City development in Oregon is a response to the question: 'What if we could live sustainably and close to nature?'