This isn’t your typical 3D printer. Print Green uses living material—soil and grass seed—to “print” organic designs that sprout into real, growing artwork. It’s a fusion of digital fabrication and eco-conscious creativity.
Through cutting-edge 3D printing, the “Print Your City” project transforms household plastic waste into public benches, bike racks, and planters—giving new life to trash while reshaping urban spaces with function and beauty.
A bold vision for the future, this floating city concept blends sustainability, modular architecture, and ocean-based innovation. It aims to tackle climate challenges while redefining how and where we live.
Designed to harvest potable water from humidity and rain, Warka Water towers are made from natural materials and require no electricity. They provide an eco-friendly, life-changing resource in areas lacking reliable access to water.
These seemingly beautiful popsicles hold a dark secret: they’re made from contaminated water. Designed by students in Taiwan, this project highlights pollution through a chilling mix of aesthetics and activism.
Wikkelhouse redefines sustainable housing with its modular design made from 90% cardboard. Lightweight, durable, and customizable, it’s installed in just one day. 
Whitaker Studio’s Joshua Tree Residence transforms shipping containers into a stunning geometric home. Designed to maximize natural light and minimize desert heat, this architectural marvel offers both aesthetic appeal and sustainable living in California’s arid landscape.
Photographer Reuben Wu captures the mesmerizing beauty of the Crescent Dunes Solar Energy Project, a vast solar farm in Nevada’s desert. Spanning 1,670 acres, the facility utilizes 10,347 heliostats to focus sunlight onto a central tower, heating molten salt to generate electricity for over 75,000 homes. Wu’s images showcase the harmonious blend of technology and landscape, highlighting the innovative strides in renewable energy. 
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. 
The ID Buzz is Volkswagen’s modern, electric take on its iconic 1960s minivan. Built on the MEB platform, it offers a 500 km range and fast charging up to 80% in 30 minutes.
Taking up just a few square meters, CityTree combines moss cultures with IoT technology to purify air and reduce urban heat. It’s a breakthrough in green innovation—perfect for crowded cities facing environmental challenges.