12 Mar
Green design will save the world | Inhabitat
A Green Design Blog, Sustainable Design Blog, Future-forward design for the world you inhabit - your daily source for innovations in sustainable architecture and green design for the home.
12 Mar
Kings Court - Haddonfield, NJ
Design:
The town of Haddonfield attracts visitors from around the region to its charming
Colonial-era buildings and pedestrian friendly main street. Anchoring one end of this
walker’s paradise, an 11,000 square […]
11 Mar
Inhabitat is Looking for Operations/Editorial Interns!
Spring in New York City is always exciting, but here at Inhabitat it’s not just the weather that gets us going! Spring is packed with tons of great green design events and conferences — like BKLYN Designs and ICFF to name a few. There is a lot to get done in preparation for these exciting events, so we are looking for a new intern to help out our Editorial and Operational teams. As an Inhabitern, you will be given the opportunity to write for the site and will be an important part of a stellar team where, even as an intern, your work is valuable and necessary. If you’re based in the NYC area and interested in getting involved, please read on!
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11 Mar
bel&bel – recycled car forms seat 600 sofa
Innovative Spanish design studio, bel&bel, created its handsomely retro SEAT 600 Sofa from the remains of a couple of classic Spanish cars. The frame and bed consist of recycled materials and the rear of the piece sports an upcycled mini-bar. The piece also packs a 160 watt amp, speakers and jack for your iPod. Quite [...]
11 Mar
4th Annual Green Building Survey
This survey of more than 1,600 design and construction professionals in the U.S. charts their latest perceptions and practices regarding green building -- and compares them to attitudes and activities before and during the Great Recession.
