CityTree: Reducing Air Pollution with Moss-Based Bio-Filters
CityTree represents a moss-filled revolution in reducing air pollution and cooling the air in dense urban environments.Continue Reading
CityTree represents a moss-filled revolution in reducing air pollution and cooling the air in dense urban environments.Continue Reading
To restore and preserve marine ecosystems, Australia is leading the charge with living seawalls. Continue Reading
Transforming a billboard into a bee hotel for biodiversity restoration and local ecosystem recovery.Continue Reading
When a waterfront area was being developed, the Netherlands prioritized habitat preservation with floating breeding grounds.Continue Reading
Reef Design Lab’s Habitat Panels are living seawalls to restore the aquatic ecosystem of Sydney Harbor.Continue Reading
BESE-elements is a biodegradable structure that provides a foundation for restoring ecosystems for seagrass, mangroves, and other aquatic species. Sea levels are rising and the intensity of tidal waves are increasing—a combination of factors that have a devastating impact on estuary habitats and waterfront ecosystems. Near-shore habitats are also beingContinue Reading
“Coral reefs are some of the most bio-diverse and uniquely fragile ecosystems on the planet,” explains Reef Design Lab, “and are consequently suffering most drastically and quickly from human expansion.” Modular Artificial Reef Structure (MARS) is a system designed by Reef Design Lab industrial designer Alex Goad. MARS is aContinue Reading
Third Nature wants to enlist the sidewalks and surfaces of the city to mitigate the impact of climate change and efficiently handle rain water. The firm has developed the Climate Tile, a modular tile system that enables sidewalks and urban spaces to handle increasing rainfall. The tiles can channel 30Continue Reading
The Vlotwateringbrug, often referred to as “the bat bridge,” by NEXT Architects is a piece of nature-centric infrastructure designed to create a habitat and safe space for bats. Designed for both local residents and the region’s bat population. Located along the flight route of several bat species, NEXT Architects placedContinue Reading
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