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Architecture

An oakwood tiny home built from locally sourced timber was designed as a love letter to Tasmania!

The Pod, described as a “love letter to Tasmania,” is a 430sq-ft tiny home located in Tasmania, Australia comprised of two pods merged together with an overhead row of skylights.

Environment

There's So Much 'Green Snow' in the Antarctic, You Can See It From Space

Welcome to the green, green acres of Antarctica. Yes, you read that right. Scientists note that algal blooms are dressing up parts of the South Pole in emerald hues so vast they can be seen from space.

Architecture

Young Biologist Builds Her Own Tiny House For $30,000

Undaunted by a lack of construction experience, this woman built her own tiny house, learning from her mistakes along the way.

Homes

Two Online Entrepreneurs Travel & Work From Off-Grid Van Conversion

Travelling and following your passions are things that most people yearn to do.

Homes

Minimalist 'Jude' Tiny House Offers Off-Grid Getaway

Nestled in South Australia, this tiny house provides a comfortable and eco-friendly retreat in the middle of nature.

Design

Joris Laarman Lab Shows the Future of Digital Design

Craftsmanship ought to be seen as something that is always evolving and that, with the help of high-tech tools, should be central to society.

This Truly Teeny Tiny House Goes 'Back To The Roots'

Design

This Truly Teeny Tiny House Goes 'Back To The Roots'

Measuring 150 square feet, this bright, compact dwelling on wheels includes an incredible shower and skylights.

Agriculture

World's Largest Honey Bee Makes Rare Hallucinogenic Honey

High in the Himalayas, large bees are busy making unusual honey. In fact, these are the largest honeybees on Earth — called Himalayan giant honeybees — and they make some of the world's most cherished honey.

Environment

This Plastic Bag Is Edible, Compostable, Even Drinkable

This company from Bali chose to address plastic pollution through better design, rather than waiting for a behavioral shift in consumers.