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.
Flower Cage House by Anonym Studio transforms a 10-year-old Bangkok home into a light-filled residence, showcasing a steel grid facade adorned with 102 olive trees. 
Surrounded by native oak trees, the Miner Road House is a refined, energy-efficient home crafted from weathering steel and salvaged wood. Its design celebrates simplicity, natural light, and a strong connection to the landscape.
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.
At the 2015 Biennale de Lyon, Michel Blazy’s ‘Modern Ruins’ featured obsolete electronics overtaken by plants and fungi, symbolizing nature’s resilience over consumerism.
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.
In his project “#365 Unpacked,” Antoine Repessé amassed 70m³ of recyclable waste over four years, producing powerful images that challenge our daily consumption habits.