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- Artist Ignacio Aracil transforms pressed flowers into ephemeral sculptures Thu, 19 Mar 15, 3:15amAracil hand-picks flowers, flattens them, and then weaves them together over a cone-shaped paper mold. After a couple of weeks, the flowers dry out to maintain a shape stable enough for the mold to be removed. Other than a...
- Snugbury’s Ice Cream Constructs a Giant Straw Bale Dalek in the UK Tue, 6 Aug 13, 2:30amNerd Alert! Doctor Who fanatics know it's the 50th Anniversary of the Doctor traveling through time to save the world. And what better way to celebrate than to build a giant working Dalek. For years, Snugbury's Ice Cream...
- Studio Weave’s Trumpet Installation Amplifies the Sounds of Nature Fri, 28 Sep 12, 4:00amRead the rest of Studio Weave’s Trumpet Installation Amplifies the Sounds of Nature Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: eco design, eco design england, eco sculpture, eco-art, green art, green...
- Anish Kapoor’s Recycled Steel ArcelorMittal Orbit Tower Provides Views of London’s Olympic Park Wed, 25 Jul 12, 12:16amRead the rest of Anish Kapoor’s Recycled Steel ArcelorMittal Orbit Tower Provides Views of London’s Olympic Park Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: "sustainable architecture", 2012 London...
- Andrew Chase’s Spectacular Steampunk Sculptures Are Crafted from Recycled Metal Fri, 8 Jun 12, 3:20amAndrew Chase works with painstaking detail to create his remarkable steampunk sculptures — an impressive collection of animal-inspired artworks made from reclaimed steel sheets, car parts, industrial equipment, and...
- Anish Kapoor’s Recycled Steel ArcelorMittal Orbit Tower Now Complete in London Tue, 15 May 12, 4:52amRead the rest of Anish Kapoor’s Recycled Steel ArcelorMittal Orbit Tower Now Complete in London Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: "sustainable architecture", 2012 London Olympics, 2012 olympics,...
- Makoto Tojiki’s “No Shadow” LED Sculptures Depict Humans and Animals in Showers of Lights Fri, 2 Mar 12, 5:00pmRead the rest of Makoto Tojiki’s “No Shadow” LED Sculptures Depict Humans and Animals in Showers of Lights Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: Art, eco design, eco sculpture, green...
- Cecilia Levy’s Dainty Little Tea Cups Are Made From Recycled Book Pages Wed, 4 Jan 12, 11:10amThese beautiful teacups made by Swedish artist Cecilia Levy are not only beautiful to look at but also light on the environment! Made from recycled book pages, each cup and saucer is a unique piece of art that you certainly...
- Helmut Smits Transforms Ordinary Cans into Kitschy n’ Cool Sculpture Art Thu, 24 Mar 11, 8:48amAt first glance, this might look like an ordinary drum set to you, but take a closer look — the instruments are actually miniature works of eco art created using ordinary metal cans...
- Incredible Ice Castles Grown by a Minnesota Man Using Geothermal Heating System Thu, 3 Mar 11, 5:30amRead the rest of Incredible Ice Castles Grown by a Minnesota Man Using Geothermal Heating Systemhttp://www.inhabitat.com/wp-admin/ohttp://www.inhabitat.com/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=better_feedptions-general.php?page=better_feed...
- Minnesota Man Uses Geothermal Heating System To Build Soaring Ice Castles Thu, 3 Mar 11, 2:58amRead the rest of Minnesota Man Uses Geothermal Heating System To Build Soaring Ice Castleshttp://www.inhabitat.com/wp-admin/ohttp://www.inhabitat.com/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=better_feedptions-general.php?page=better_feed...
- Auto-Cannibalistic Table Decomposes as Plants Grow Thu, 21 May 09, 4:45amFor the sake of sustainability, we normally hope that our furniture will last a long time in an effort to conserve resources and energy. Ate Atema of Atema Architecture, however, ponders whether this philosophy is truly the...
- ECO ART: Aurora Robson Recycled Plastic Sculptures Sun, 17 May 09, 1:00amThe Inhabitat crew was pretty blown away by artist Aurora Robson’s artwork at the recent Designers & Agents Green Room, so we thought we’d take this opportunity to explore her body of work in more detail...