If you love architecture and design, then Singapore is a great place to visit. Moreso if you are into sustainble designs - even some of their non-touristy architecture are green. #sustainability #architecturetrend #biophilic #designtrend #green #greenbuilding #livablecity Photo source: Arquitectura Viva

Sustainable architecture is the future of building design and construction. With the growing recognition of climate change, dwindling natural resources, and the escalating need for energy efficiency, the demand for green or sustainable architecture has risen significantly. Central to this progressive architectural movement is the concept, the kernel of an idea that encompasses various environmental, […]

Explore 15 inspiring examples of sustainable architecture worldwide and learn about the economic, social, and environmental benefits it offers.

sustainable architecture is an all-encompassing terminology used to describe sustainable designs. These architectural specimens involve the use of energy consumption in the building design in order to reduce the carbon footprint of each structure. The design process incorporates green architecture, built environment design, renewable energy resources, recycled materials, heating and cooling systems, natural light and natural ventilation, zero-waste system.

This is no-doubt one of the most efficient houses on Earth.

The Future Living house is a testament to the will of design. It took twenty six designers (a feat in itself) to create it. Every technologic leap was analyzed

Image 5 of 35 from gallery of City Oasis Apartments / K.A Studio. Photograph by Hiroyuki Oki

Remember that sweet childhood memory of spending summer afternoons in the treehouse playing pretend games with your friends? Something I believe everyone has been a part of is the classroom game where you set up a mini chalkboard and have a little class with your friends but we obviously loved that more than real school

Office blocks, complexes, conference centres and other such venues

Masons Ink is happy to present our design "One Weave Community Centre" as one of the finalists of the Mayukwayukwa architecture competition: A sustainable development center in Zambia for the Refugees. This project was an exciting collaboration with Noorain Ahmed, a humanitarian expert who provided us with her insight throughout the process. The competition was hosted by Archstorming in support of PROVS AC and UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency. Congratulations to the winners!