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February 22, 2023

Nature and the City: How Fish Tail Park Balances Human and Environmental Needs

Fish Tail Park is an innovative and transformative public space located in the city of Nanchang, within the Yangtze River floodplain in east-central China. The park was designed by the landscape architecture

Architecture·Design·Sustainability

Clay Designs For Cooler & Sustainable Structures

These sustainable projects by Manoj have been honoured & awarded. He has received “Young Practice of the Year” by Institute of Indian Interior Designers for innovative products from clay roof tiles. He was selected under top 50 “Young Architects of

February 2, 2022

You Won’t Believe What This Building Can Do: Taiwan’s Answer to Green Energy!

Architecture·Design·Energy

In a bold move towards sustainable architecture, MVRDV unveils the ‘Sun Rock’, a solar panel-clad monolith in Taiwan. This innovative structure is not just

Rome’s Solar Farm Paving the Way for Sustainable Urban Development

Architecture·Design·Energy

Rome is set to become the host of the World Expo in 2030, and to celebrate this event, the city is going to be

Architecture·Design·Ocean

Dubai Reefs: Bridging the Gap Between Urban Progress and Ocean Conservation

The Dubai-based developer, URB, has announced its ambitious project known as ‘Dubai Reefs’. The project represents a significant effort towards marine restoration and ecotourism. If successfully built, it will be the world’s

Diya Sharma

July 25, 2023

Architecture·Europe·Pollution·Water

Reengineering the ‘Great Stink’: A Look into the London City’s Massive Super Sewer

In an ambitious bid to transform the centuries-old, creaky sewage system of London, Tideway, a private utility company, has been spearheading the construction of an enormous subterranean tunnel beneath the heart of

Rahul Somvanshi

July 17, 2023

Architecture·Science·Technology

Concrete Environmental Makeover: Pioneering the Path to Carbon Neutrality

Concrete is commonly used globally for construction due to its durability and affordability. It is a go-to construction material for buildings, bridges, and tunnels. However, its widespread use comes with a significant

Karmactive Staff

June 27, 2023

Architecture·Design

MAST’s Quest for Sustainable Maritime Architecture: Waterborne Wonders

MAST is a Maritime Architecture Studio based in Copenhagen that creates open and sustainable spaces on water. It was founded in 2021 by Australian architect Marshall Blecher and Danish maritime designer and

Tista Karmakar

June 19, 2023

Architecture·Design

The World’s First Floating Medical Metropolis: Innovation on the High Seas with Dogen City

A Japanese startup called N-Ark wants to build a floating city that uses cool sea water to power its computer centers and provides advanced medical care. Experts from different fields have been

Rahul Somvanshi

June 14, 2023

Architecture·Design

Copenhill: Where Environmental Responsibility Meets Alpine Excitement

Located on top of the Amager Bakke power plant is Copenhill, an artificial ski slope. The power plant converts waste into energy and remains one of the most unique ski slopes on

Rahul Somvanshi

June 6, 2023

Architecture·Design·Sustainability

Barndominiums: The Best of Both Worlds for Rustic and Modern Design Lovers

Barndominiums can be luxurious and offer a great way to disconnect from urban and work life. The term “barndominium” was coined by real estate developer Karl Nilsen in 1989. People all over

Karmactive Team

May 6, 2023

Architecture·Design·Sustainability

Querkraft Architekten and the Slow City Movement with an Eye for Sustainability

Founded in 1998, the team around Gerd Erhartt, Peter Sapp, and Jakob Dunkl, Austrian architectural firm Querkraft Architekten looks at architecture as an experience. Their style of “poetic pragmatism” encapsulates their approach

Tanishka Urade

March 30, 2023

Architecture·Design·Sustainability

Querkraft Architekten and the Slow City Movement with an Eye for Sustainability

Tanishka Urade

March 22, 2023

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Architecture·Design·Sustainability

Berlin’s Tegel Projekt is Transforming Abandoned Airport into a Sustainable Living Hub

The former Berlin-Tegel Airport is undergoing a transformative redevelopment, creating the Berlin TXL – The Urban Tech Republic and Schumacher Quartier. This ambitious project aims to repurpose the historical site into a

Rahul Somvanshi

March 7, 2023

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