Tag Archives: bioarchitecture

Cob houses are amazing and sustainable: Victor Jacquet of the Architecture Naturelle association explains it to us in this interview Cob houses are homes constructed using a mixture of clay, sand, straw, and water. This traditional building technique dates back centuries and has recently gained popularity as a sustainable and environmentally friendly alternative to conventional […]

How many times, leafing through magazines, among the dozens of eco articles, have you thought to see a roof of beautiful green color, so young, so green? And how many times have you desired to show one-off on your house too? Have you ever thought about how our planet would change if all residences were equipped […]

In Italy there are many museums which adopt sustainable practices. Discover with us 10 unmissable eco-friendly museums to visit during your green holidays. Museums are among the public buildings responsible for the greatest waste of energy. Environmental responsibility and attention to the use of green practices have led to the creation of many eco-friendly museums. […]

Which child has never dreamed of a secret (or not) shelter on a tree? Anyway, we all have seen at least an American movie or series in which children had one. And so we dreamed with them. Who could have imagined, 30 years ago, that this would have become a vacation trend? Today, this is […]

Bigger isn’t always better. A smaller space means less consumption and less energy used. Tiny Houses are eco-friendly by nature! Let’s discover the eco-friendly features and the unique Styles of a Tiny House. When it comes to Eco Bnbs, tiny houses fit the bill. Why? Because our world is growing at a rapid rate. Our cars, […]

If you’ve been in Iceland you’ll know the Turf houses, one of the first examples of green building in the history of man. The Vikings were the firsts to build these special houses, to survive in often extreme climatic conditions. The basic idea is to use a turf as thermal insulation, to survive even in […]

Hypertechnological and eco-friendly: it’s the MuSe, the Science Museum opened last month in Trento. Located inside the new district Le Albere, where the former factory Michelin has been requalified, the Science Museum of Trento, designed by the italian architect Renzo Piano, has achieved  LEED gold status for its sustanibility.   It’s the first italian museum […]