The tower, which is one of several structures dedicated to ecotourism in the area, presents the latest technology and features photovoltaic panels on the roof for electricity.

Looking more like luxury cabanas, these refugee shelters can be transported by flatbeds and pop up in an instant.

The Smart One desk, which can be remotely controlled via an app, uses sensors to determine when to recommend health-related activities.

The walls and ceilings are coated in pure lime putty, which purifies the air indoors and regulates atmospheric humidity.

The design groups a balcony together with flexible space off a living area, which can be partitioned for work or other uses.

The park will make use of low-carbon concrete, which has the potential to reduce emissions by up to 42 per cent.

The HomeForest app concept, developed with a cross-industry effort, was the winner of this year’s Davidson Prize.

The design, which has been shortlisted for this year’s Davidson prize, aims to provide remote workers with a better work-home balance.

A Chinese company has constructed an entire 10-floor apartment block in just 29 hours.

Made from sustainable wood, each desk is customisable with built-in storage spaces and USB options for both Mac and PC.

WorkshopQ is on a mission to re-think the waste around us and turn it into attractive, artistic designs.

Dialpad can automatically generate written notes from a call and turns any computer, smartphone or tablet into a business phone system.