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Curvesse Rocker: A Modern Take on Sustainable Furniture Design
The Curvesse Rocker offers a fresh, elegant twist on a familiar classic. Designed by industrial design student Dashiell Schaeffer at Pratt Institute, this minimalist chair showcases how smart material choices and precise craftsmanship can transform ...
Read more >Vertical Extensions Offer Sustainable Urban Housing Solution
A recent study by ETH Zurich highlights how vertical extensions—adding extra storeys to existing buildings—are emerging as a key tool for sustainable urban redevelopment in Switzerland. The research, commissioned by the Federal Office for Housing, ...
Read more >Fastned’s Solar Trees: Nature-Inspired Infrastructure for EV Charging
Fastned’s Solar Trees redefine the electric vehicle (EV) charging experience by combining functionality with nature-inspired architecture. Each station features a timber structure with a canopy that mimics a tree, topped with leaf-shaped solar panels. These ...
Read more >Bamboo-Based Biodegradable Mulch Film for Greener Agriculture
Researchers in China have created a new biodegradable mulch film made from bamboo waste. This biobased material provides an eco-friendly solution for agricultural soil protection and could inspire sustainable innovations in product, packaging, and landscape ...
Read more >Dirt Shoes: Footwear That Returns to the Earth
Yerba Madre’s Dirt Shoes offer a fresh perspective on sustainable fashion. These shoes don’t just avoid waste—they create life. Made entirely from natural ingredients, they slowly break down while releasing wildflower seeds. This turns every ...
Read more >Princess Traveller Introduces Recycled Luggage Collection with Circular Design Features
Dutch brand Princess Traveller has released the PT-Elements collection, a series of suitcases made largely from recycled materials. These include PET bottles, polycarbonate, and Ocean Bound Plastic, such as old fishing nets and ropes. The ...
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