Graham Hill at Gel 2009

Graham Hill at Gel 2009 from Gel Conference on Vimeo.

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great idea from rolandtiangco.com

Japanese artist Motoi Yamamoto creates amazing labyrinths with salt. (via booooooom)

I really like details in this compact kitchen concept by Orgeon based Gorm studio. (the number 2 flow kitchen by Gorm studio, you can check out the first concept here). A green kitchen with worm composter, edible plant and lots of good ideas.

A tea box that makes you want to have a cup of tea.

When it comes to green buildings, few architects today can touch Édouard François of Paris. in François’ view, working with nature offers a welcome complexity: ‘Watch a tree. It has a thousand branches, it moves, grows, changes colour!’ He builds with what are known as green façades, much simpler than the current rage of living walls as they are planted in the ground and do not need elaborate watering systems…

The whole story on treehugger.

The US alone currently has enough surplus housing to put the entire population of the U.K., with room left over for Israel.
The abandoned houses project is as breathtaking as it it depressing.
You can purchase prints from this serie and parts of the proceeds are going to a charity or non-profit organization.

After a successful viral campaign in DC, Greenpeace has brought Mark Jenkins’ Polar Bears to Rome to help sway some support for actions against Global Warming at the upcoming G-8 summit. Sitting in heavily-touristed areas, the homeless bears displayed signs encouraging the G-8 leaders to act against global warming. One sign read, “My home has melted” and “I’m a climate refugee.”

A 13 pence la banane, il serait idiot de ne pas la protéger des afflictions terribles de la vie. Emballage, sur-emballage et mauvais emballage semble être un thème récurent à l’échelle internationale. Plus d’exemples sur treehugger