It's a fine day that the air conditioning needs are greatest. What could be more logical since to use solar energy to power an air conditioner? This is what we proposed the company Greencore's air conditioning unit with integrated solar panel.

A Japanese company is developing a solution for emergency shelter light and cheap. A product comes as a kit that fits in two boxes of 41 kilograms each. more compact can not.

Since June, four parks in central London hosting the creations of renowned artists. In situ interventions that take the form of original small houses, pocket between architectures and installations.

And if your garden furniture you fed energy? It is now possible through this coffee table with integrated solar collectors.

Between identification and kinetic art, the intervention of the designer Axel Peemoeller in the Eureka Tower offers another way to guide the visitor through the maze of underground parking.

With Shelter Cart, Gregor Timlin and Barry Sheehan propose a hybrid and ingenious object to meet the needs of the homeless. When the designer helps the poor.

Discover Sensacell, combining interactive LED lighting system and sensors to create surfaces is enlightening to your contact. Technology disappears behind the effect, simple, dramatic and poetic.

A Japanese manufacturer offers a system of modular houses expanded polystyrene individual. Constructs igloo-shaped that seem taken from a science fiction movie retro but with which compliance is not lack of interest.

Inspired by industrial design, designer Marco Dessi offers us his radiator wall mounting. The gross appearance gives way to the elegance and minimalism, inert object is animated, changing wave traveled to.

With its work, the Swiss artist Renate Buser dusts off the art of trompe l'oeil architectural. Buildings, their angles, their facades, their roofs, are his favorite fields of play.

A Brazilian manufacturer enlisted the talents of Zaha Hadid to design a shoe model. If the scale of the project changes, the style of the architect remains recognizable at first glance.

MIT researchers have developed a solar energy storage system inspired by the principle of photosynthesis. A discovery which should make it possible in the near future to supply energy to our homes and vehicles.

The Japanese company Asahipen has developed a painting of a new kind. Shinatsu called, meaning "anti-heat shield" in Japanese, it helps to block sunlight and thus reduce the indoor temperature in strong sunlight.

If she could suffer a sometimes cheesy and franchouillard picture, the caravan offers a playground dreamed architect and designer. Imposing a tiny living space and a density functional extreme, it forces the designer to deploy treasures of creativity and offer the user another way to live.