Description: Creative green design and architecture from the Netherlands by editor and curator Ingeborg van Lieshout
Building a new settlement tends to post war nostalgia and to the adventure of a Mars Colony. The architecture of ZieglerBranderhorst at Marker Wadden does indeed appear alien; a robot like viewing cabin and a windmill that rises from the dunes at night. At the same time, the settlement is as self-sufficient as an alien colony .
Read more from the Dutch design , House , New energy category. Stay up to date via RSS , or Trackback from your site. How the Dutch will feed the world Written on February 20, 2019, by Ingeborg . Changing what you eat is your best bet on saving the world. The Netherlands is number 2 food supplier in the world and makes a change for the smart and sustainable. Read more about breakthrough technologies like your next burger that is grown in a lab by MosaMeat and how Solynta ships seeds instead of the potato in
Read more from the Dutch design category. Stay up to date via RSS , or Trackback from your site. Tiny Forests Written on February 14, 2019, by Ingeborg . Woods the size of a tennis court bring nature back into the built environment. 100 of Tiny Forests are built in The Netherlands to enhance biodiversity, oxygen, shade and cooling. The mini city forests, invented by Japanese ecologist Akira Miyawaki , fit on mosts temporary plots before they become building sites.