The Globe and Mail takes a look at the increasing number of Earthships, off the grid homes constructed largely from reclaimed materials such as old tires and glass bottles, touching down across Canada.
The world's thinnest residence, the Keret House, is unveiled in Warsaw, Poland. Tips for visitors? I'd say suck it in, take deep breaths and avoid eating a broccoli/cabbage salad for up to 24 hours before entrance.
TerraCycle is a company renowned for turning trash into treasure. Here's an inside look at the graffiti-clad warehouse in Trenton, N.J. where much of the upcycling magic happens.
A year after visiting then-16-year-old Austin Hay's tiny house being built in his parents' backyard, faircompanies returns for an open house party complete with choked up grandparents and composting toilet demos.
Aiming to help eradicate the 'performance dinosaur' otherwise known as the standard American home, Bensonwood launches an affordable green prefab offshoot dubbed Unity Homes.
Green Lamp, a table lamp/plant pot hybrid with a lattice framework shade that acts as a trellis, injects an ample amount of foliage-based charm into in-need-of-green interiors.
The Netherlands' Limburg region truly has it all: Top-notch beer, cool castles, the occasional hill and, now, a self-sustaining floating home built to stringent passive house standards.
The Solar Homestead, a nifty homage to early Appalachian mountain settlement camps that wowed the crowds at the 2011 Solar Decathlon, is now available from Asheville, N.C.-based Deltec Homes.
From prefab powerhouse Blu Homes comes the company's eighth and largest design: A spacious, two-story take on Michelle Kaufmann's pioneering prefab, the Breezehouse.