HP Competition Winner Has Rooftop Farms, Plugin Units

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bustler hp skyline competition winner image images from Bustler The HP Skyline 2020 competition "outlined fresh visual imaginations for the skyline discarding preconceived notions" and "allowed students and professionals to partner and elucidate their visions and designs that would change the skyline thereby transforming the city itself." ...Read the full story on TreeHugger

House Built From Hemp Is Full Of Green Surprises

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push house hemp materials photo exterior All images from Push House In much of the world, hemp is thought of as a useful building material; Warren recently showed us an interesting house from Australia and it is common in the UK. But in America, it is still the butt of hippie jokes; Matt Hickman of the Mother Nature Networks describes a new house in Asheville, North Carolina with references to Tommy Chong and describes the interior:...Read the full story on TreeHugger

Computer Wire Dress by Tina Sparkles Makes Statement About e-Waste

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computer dress photo Images via Tina Sparkles Electronic clothing is something that continually fascinates some designers. From circuit board boxers to keyboard purses to blinking bicycling sweaters, there's just something about turning electronics into fashion. But Tina Sparkles does it w...Read the full story on TreeHugger

Versailles-Inspired Tyvek Chandeliers by Paula Arntzen

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trianon1.jpgImages: Artecnica Spun out of synthetic, high-density polyethylene fibers that give it its characteristic durability and lovable crinkly texture, Tyvek is a surprisingly polyvalent material, though it's typically thought of as house wrap. But there's a world of recycled Tyvek out there: it's also popped up as upcycled wallets, Read the full story on TreeHugger

Urban Arrow: A Reinvented Cargo Bike With An Electric Boost

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urban arrow bakfiet cargo bike image passenger images via Bicycle Design We have admired Bakfiets, the big Dutch cargo bikes that carry kids around the Netherlands, before; Warren noted that they have a low centre of gravity and are very stable, and probably are a whole lot safer than kids' seats on bikes. But they are heavier than the average bike, and much of the world is not as flat as the Netherlands. That's why the Urban Arrow, shown on Read the full story on TreeHugger
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