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HRH Prince Charles and Yoox Net-a-porter Group unveil artisanal collaboration
Modern Artisan, a new partnership between The Prince’s Foundation and Yoox Net-a-porter Group is encompassed in a sustainable and craftsmanship-focused capsule collection
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Ho Chi Minh City’s bioclimatic architecture
A trio of projects in Ho Chi Minh City showcase the best of bioclimatic architecture – buildings that harness the local climate for sustainability and human comfort
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Chicago Architecture Biennial 2021 on community and urban space
The 2021 Chicago Architecture Biennial has announced its list of contributors – and it's a rich, diverse and exciting one, tapping into critical ideas, such as urban and social sustainability, vacant spaces, diversity and community
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The Oslo Architecture Triennale celebrates ideas over new products
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The Dutch Wind Wheel will blaze a trail for sustainability in Rotterdam
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A new sustainable furniture collection by Snarkitecture and Pentatonic breaks the mould
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Mwworks designs floating pavilions for family retreat on Whidbey Island
Settled into the sloping landscape of a farm on Whidbey Island, Washington, this new retreat by Seattle-based mwworks is built of huckleberry basalt stone and western red cedar, and designed for a multi-generational family
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Snøhetta completes world’s northernmost energy-positive building in Trondheim
The mantra of the design industry should not be “form follows function” but “form follows environment”, says Snøhetta founder Kjetil Trædal Thorsen
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Recycled eggshells make cracking sustainable wall tiles
Ethical design brand Nature Squared elevates the egg with its collection of eggshell wall tiles in collaboration with Hong Kong designer Elaine Yan Ling Ng, now presented at Rossana Orlandi in Milan
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CDLP launches loungewear collection with electro-pop artist Sébastien Tellier
French electro-pop artist sports the Swedish brand's debut loungewear collection, an offering of louche pyjamas and robes, in soft woven lyocell fabric deriving from sustainably grown wood
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The future of architecture lies in engineered wood at Roca London Gallery
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Last chance to see: Waste Age at the Design Museum
‘Waste Age: What Can Design Do?’ at the Design Museum, London (until 20 February 2022), presents design’s proposals and solutions to the issue of waste
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Earth-shaking new products, prototypes, experiences and immersions with our new Wallpaper* Moonshots Division
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Adidas launches first fully recyclable sneaker
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Less plastic, more fantastic: Picky Nicky on the sustainability of hotel amenities
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Rossana Orlandi presents Guiltless Plastic at Milan Design Week 2021
Guiltless Plastic is Rossana Orlandi’s thrilling exploration of the material’s potential for recycling and upcycling in design
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Course of nature: V&A dissects fashion’s relationship with the living world
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Dover Street Market and Diamond Foundry unveil dazzling collaboration
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The 3D-printed biobased opticals inspired by French cinema
Three new sustainable styles draw on the sultry French Riviera setting of Schneider’s 1969 thriller La Piscine
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Glasgow School of Art students give new life to CitizenM lobby furniture
Coinciding with COP26, CitizenM partners with The Glasgow School of Art to showcase iconic Vitra furniture pieces repurposed by interior design students in collaboration with Bute Fabrics
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Richard Malone on his process-driven, egalitarian London exhibition
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Biomega SIN electric concept car wins Wallpaper* Design Award
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Barber & Osgerby and Emeco go green with a recycled, and infinitely recyclable, plastic chair
Launching at Salone del Mobile 2019, the sustainable ‘On and On’ chair is lightweight and stackable
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Cook sustainably with SPACE10’s design lab recipe book
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Hiroshi Sambuichi’s minimal house in Japan practises sustainability and restraint
Treading lightly on the earth with his architecture, architect Hiroshi Sambuichi takes pride in designing with natural and re-used materials. In 2006, Wallpaper* visited his Stone House, a minimal masterpiece in Japan, to discover how he puts his eco-friendly theories into action
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BIG and Vestre plan the world’s most sustainable factory
Redefining eco-friendly architecture root and branch, BIG and Vestre aspire to create the world’s most sustainable furniture factory, called The Plus, in the middle of a Norwegian forest
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9 designers, artists and activists changing the tide on ocean sustainability
