The result is a tile-like product that can be used in many ways across the construction and architectural sector.

The platform is estimated to be 65,000 times more energy-efficient than Bitcoin and 17,000 times more than Ethereum.

The entire 112-square-metre house is supported by concrete piles that extend a depth of nine metres into the earth.

From West Africa to Australia, this UN-backed project is providing solutions to farmers by leveraging advances in AI and smartphone technology.

Crochet blankets, which have been in the making by a local crochet group for the past three years, will replace traditional plastic awnings used to shade the streets from the hot summer’s sun.

By gamifying the traditional time-consuming and costly design process, Design With Frank makes designing a house a simple and fun experience.

My-Blades is engaging in a variety of sustainable practices, including using recycled steel and planting a tree for every razor sold.

The lamp can transform data about local air quality into unique lighting patterns.

Researchers have developed a way to use a naturally occurring mineral to remove CO2 from the air.

Researchers are developing a micro-battery that is much more efficient at a smaller size.

Researcher studying bacteria living in concrete suggest that they could be used to develop an early warning system for concrete in need of repair.

The fabric offers elasticity, thermal protection and quick drying, and the designs are made to last.