Ken Cole. Photo by Kenny Yoo After six years, Ken Cole’s environmentally friendly surfboard is finally ready to catch some waves. BY Drew Dawson Ken Cole buoyed in the cold autumn water on his new 9½-foot surfboard. For 25 minutes, he floated there, off the shore of Sheboygan, waiting […] Click here to view original […]
The rugged beauty of the Brutalist staircase invites reflection on the enduring legacy of concrete structures, now evolving to meet modern sustainability standards Brutalism is a significant historical architectural style known worldwide. However, many of these utilitarian structures struggle to meet today’s sustainability expectations. Rather than demolish the massive […] Click here to view original
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At the dawn of the Neolithic Revolution, humanity discovered the power of building with wood, marking the shift from a hunter-gatherer lifestyle to permanent settlements. This fundamental advancement, alongside the rise of agriculture, laid the foundation for the civilisation we know today. For over 10,000 years, timber was the […] Click here to view original
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Your Guide To Going Green. By Marco Melani, Managing Director at Al-Futtaim Automotive – Trading Enterprises and DOMASCO With the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) becoming more and more prevalent, it’s clear that the automotive industry is making exciting strides toward a greener, more sustainable future. According to the […] Click here to view original
Heavy traffic along a road in Manila. TED ALJIBE/AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE In the streets of Metro Manila, every vehicle on the road that burns fuel impact the environment. With the government’s implementation of the Vehicle Fuel Economy Labelling Program (VFELP) starting in the first quarter of this year, it is […] Click here to view original
The ongoing fires in the Pacific Palisades and throughout Southern California have once again highlighted the urgent need for fire-resistant and sustainable construction solutions. As conversations about rebuilding begin, one innovative material worth exploring is hempcrete . This eco-friendly, fire-resistant biocomposite, made from the woody core of the hemp […] Click here to view original
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