Written by  Desh

Complying with some of the most rigid energy-saving standards, the Villa by Studio Daniel Libeskind flaunts a twisted architecture with a soft corner for sustainability. Featuring a solar thermal system, rainwater harvesting system and maximized thermal insulation (owing to wood construction), the sculptural living space is extremely durable as well.

Written by Desh

Designed by the REBOUND Design Team, the chair in the above image is crafted from low-cost, recycled materials: heavy inner tube rubber and steel. The lightweight chairs weigh in at a mere 15 lbs and are perfectly stackable. The variable, weave rubber seat and back ensure comfort and stability. REBOUND measures 36” x 18” x 21” and can hold weights up to 250 lbs, making it resoundingly durable.

Written by Aditi Justa

The Canadians are all set to win the hearts of 70 million visitors expected at the Shanghai Expo 2010. SNC-lavalin inc., a Canadian engineering and construction company, has built the Canada Pavilion keeping enviornmental protection in mind. Located on the Pudong side of the Huangpu River, the 6,000-square-meter pavilion has been conceptualized by Cirque Du Soleil. One of the biggest at the site, this pavilion will feature an exhibition themed “the living city: inclusive, sustainable, creative.”

Written by Aditi Justa

Chris Hanley, a Hollywood film producer, recently got the privilege of living in the innovative work of prefab pioneer Jennifer Siegal. The latest design by the Office of Mobile Design is called the “Prefab Showhouse.” The structure that initially served as OMD’s showroom for inquisitive clients in Venice, CA has now been shifted to the desert community of Joshua Tree to let Hanley enjoy his stay in there. The cute little 720-square-foot modular home residing over 80 acres lot offers a magnificent view with peace and solitude.