Homegrown
As the world shifts gear and wakes up to an ever increasing commitment to sustainability, the fashion arena leads with a sustainable foot forward. Read More
Architectural Digest
The Arc at the Green School in Bali, Indonesia is a wellness space and gymnasium built using bamboo, an eco-friendly construction material Read More
Dezeen
Dezeen promotion: earlier this month, Danish furniture manufacturer Carl Hansen & Søn gathered sustainability pioneers from the design, architecture and food industries to discuss how they are working to build a greener future. Read More
Architectural Digest
These bricks are economical, and hold three times the weight threshold of concrete blocks Read More
Architectural Digest
Diana Kellogg, the New York-based architect bridges the gaps of geography, culture and language to build a school for girls in the mystic deserts of Jaisalmer. Welcome to the Rajkumari Ratnavati girls school Read More
Dezeen
Fashion designer Phillip Lim has teamed up with industrial designer Charlotte McCurdy to create a petroleum-free dress covered in bioplastic sequins. Read More
Platform Magazine
It is well established that the fast fashion industry is one of the most polluting on Earth. Read More
Architectural Digest
In a recent research it has been discovered that bacteria can be used to create living building blocks that make structures come alive Read More
The Voice of Fashion
“This is the fashion of the future — if you want a future,” says model Reha Sukheja in Hyderabad-based label Cancelled Plan’s anthem video. Read More
Architectural Digest
Diana Kellogg, the New York-based architect bridges the gaps of geography, culture and language to build a school for girls in the mystic deserts of Jaisalmer. Welcome to the Rajkumari Ratnavati girls school. Read More
Architectural Digest
The environmentally friendly ‘SHUNYA’ collection showcases vibrant geometric designs and innovative textures Read More
Homegrown
There might be a slight chance now but a greater one in the future that we might be able to remember the Coronavirus pandemic, despite all the havoc it has caused, as that inadvertent bump on the road that forces us to slow down and reconsider our locomotory precipitateness. Read More