Kazakhstan architect Aibek Almassov’s Modern Tree House concept features a transparent cylindrical design built around a living tree, utilizing solar energy, rainwater harvesting, and natural waste purification for an eco-friendly lifestyle. 
Korean artist Beomsik Won’s ‘Archisculpture’ series reimagines architecture by digitally assembling diverse building elements into fantastical, gravity-defying structures.
In the heart of Kamikatsu, a town renowned for its commitment to zero waste, the Kamikatz Public House stands as a testament to sustainable architecture. Designed by Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP, this unique establishment is built entirely from recycled materials, including reclaimed windows, tiles, and bottles. Serving as a bar, brewery, and community hub, it embodies the town’s eco-conscious ethos and offers a glimpse into the future of environmentally responsible design.
Reid Schlegel, a Brooklyn-based industrial designer and educator, unveils his captivating sketchbooks filled with architectural and everyday object illustrations. His work seamlessly merges artistic expression with functional design, offering a glimpse into the creative process behind modern architecture and product concepts. Each page reflects a commitment to sustainability and innovation, making his sketchbooks a source of inspiration for designers and enthusiasts alike. 
In Istanbul, Ottoman-era architecture features intricate birdhouses, known as “kuş köşkü” or “serçe saray,” resembling miniature palaces. These structures, integrated into mosques, bridges, and schools, showcase the empire’s commitment to animal welfare and aesthetic design. The oldest example dates back to the 16th century on the Büyükçekmece Bridge.