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We're making some big changes to the print edition of ECOHOME and this is why they're a good thing for you.
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Researchers at KieranTimberlake encourage students to consider the effects of climate change on design, instead of passing that job on to mechanical engineers.
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April's conference on energy and sustainable cities, hosted by 'The New York Times,' will not feature any architects as keynote speakers.
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Bjarke Ingels Group To Design LEGO Brand House
The Bjarke Ingels Group will design a museum for LEGO in the company's historic home in Denmark.
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Asif Khan's pavilion for Art Basel, commissioned by Swarovski and using 1.5 million crystals, captures the light phenomenon parhelia, but disappoints architecturally.
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Despite, or maybe because of, the rise of the e-book, libraries are reinventing themselves. MVRDV's new library in Spijkenisse, Netherlands, organizes a literal mountain of books in a glass enclosure.
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Today's best-selling house plans offer smart, fashionable designs and thoughtful floor plans. Don't miss these small homes that live big.
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Making the most with the least.
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Newberg Center at Portland Community College, designed by Hennebery Eddy Architects, is designed to be the first net-zero-energy higher-education building in Oregon.
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The industry is entering a new era in sustainable design, with focus returning to architecture.