Eco technology
Design and architecture projects integrating ecological principles with technological innovation and sustainable materials.
Eco technology explores how designers and architects incorporate environmental responsibility into built structures through material selection, energy efficiency, and natural systems integration. Projects range from small-scale installations to large residential and civic buildings that demonstrate sustainable construction methods.
The community examines retreats and public spaces built with rammed earth and timber, energy-positive landmarks, and urban interventions that work with existing ecosystems. Work here addresses how technology and ecological design can coexist in contemporary architecture across diverse climates and contexts.
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View all 27 journalsInspiral Architecture Builds What May Be Southeast Asia's Largest Rammed Earth Resort in Bali
Ulaman Eco-Luxury Resort revives a swamp wasteland in Tabanan into a carbon-zero retreat of bamboo domes and rammed earth walls.
TOAM Studio Builds an Indochine Gallery House to Hold a Family's Memories in Ecopark
A 640 square meter residence in Vietnam's Ecopark township turns domestic space into a curated gallery of family stories and nature.
ODA Lifts a Concrete Pavilion Above Córdoba's Carob Trees on a Tight Budget
A 100 square meter house in the foothills of Córdoba, Argentina, treats the landscape as a luxury its budget could not otherwise afford.
Snøhetta and Santer Vanhoof Plant an Energy-Positive Timber Landmark on Dunkirk's Industrial Waterfront
Ecosystème D turns a former port site in northern France into a bioclimatic hub for energy transition, producing more power than it consumes.