By turning underused rooftops into productive farms, Rooftop Republic empowers communities to grow fresh food locally. Their mission blends sustainability, education, and social impact in one of the world’s densest cities.
Nestled in a lush Bangkok garden, Patom Organic Living is more than a café—it’s a holistic destination for organic lifestyle seekers. Featuring a glass house, handcrafted goods, and a farm-to-table menu, it connects urban life with rural values.
Designed as a minimalist escape, this floating platform combines wood, water, and greenery into a calming space for rest and reflection. Whether docked or drifting, it invites you to disconnect and unwind in style.
From skyscraper greenhouses to community-run vegetable plots, urban farming is redefining how cities grow food. This article explores sustainable agriculture practices across some of the world’s largest and most innovative urban centers.
Since 2017, Hidefumi Nakamura has been documenting Japan’s unique public toilets, showcasing their architectural diversity and cultural significance through his photography. 
Using precise aerial data and 3D printing, Microscape recreates entire city blocks of Chicago with incredible accuracy. These miniature models highlight the beauty and complexity of urban architecture in palm-sized form.
Through stencil, installation, and mural work, Icy and Sot challenge injustice and celebrate human rights. Their art speaks across cultures, using powerful imagery to question barriers—both physical and ideological.
Once a functional part of daily transit, these vintage wooden escalators now serve as the backbone of a mesmerizing sculpture. This creative reuse honors both craftsmanship and the passage of time.
In the heart of Alenquer, this museum pays tribute to Renaissance thinker Damião de Góis. With its geometric architecture and thoughtful use of light and space, the building itself becomes part of the storytelling experience.
French artist Arthur-Louis Ignoré, known as ALI, adorns urban landscapes with freehand mandalas, blending cultural motifs into captivating street art across cities. 
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.