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A ‘Vertical Greenhouse’ Could Make a Swedish City Self-Sufficient
The future of urban farming is under construction in Sweden as agricultural design firm Plantagon works to bring a 12-year-old vision to life: The city of Linköping will soon be home to a 17-story “vertical greenhouse.”
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Architect and Professor Wang Shu from China has been awarded architecture’s most prestigious award for 2012 - Pritzker Architecture Prize.
Australian designers deliver ideas on flood resistant designs with new website
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The Meera House by Guz Architects (via)
This table by Brazilian designer Domingos Tótora has what looks like a collection of sandstones below a glass tabletop. But the stones are actually made out of recycled cardboard.
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Those crazy 70's Architecture textbooks
Flickr User OrHan Ayyuce has a great set of photos from his architecture textbooks from the 70's. Its wonderful to see just how much has changed in design thinking and trends since then.
