LINE Architecture / weblog

some wonderful and highly architectural and rigorous landscape designs coming out of the bay area with many examples in the Napa Valley

building healthy homes and buildings for communities in need. Homes that meet the highest standards in green building; LEED Platinum certified and inspired by Cradle to Cradle thinking. They want to change the building industry to make energy-efficient, healthy homes affordable for everyone. They also have a great site which is full of resources… Worth looking into

epic new retail, food, health and lifestyle concept out of Malibu that I had the pleasure of visiting a few days ago

an interdisciplinary firm that branches into the domains of architecture, landscape, ecology, furniture, art and graphic design

Portuguese Architect currently living in New York whose process has always been focused on a constant research and questioning of the modus operandi of living experiences

winner of the people’s choice award in the solar decathlon this design integrated some interesting concepts including flexible fabric solar panels

a futurist in the vein of future systems, this young Belgian architect has developed a series of designs but has not built a project to date

Palo Alto and Kailua-Kona based firm that amongst other interesting work has developed a new model for compact living. Born from a modular system of bent steel tubes, the House Arc was created as an environmentally sensitive and affordable method of housing people in a beautiful, functional, and adaptive way

these computer controlled screens resemble origami but are in fact an elegant way to keep the blaring heat of the abu-dhabi sun out while giving a distinctive look to a glass curtain wall facade

Guido Hager leads this Zurich and Berlin based outfit working primarily in commercial and large residential landscape design… Shown is Guido’s appartment, which I found quite attractive. See their work here