Stunning and elegant green roof ecological design at the Hotchkiss School in Lakeville, CT. The facility is part of HotchkissSchool commitment to becoming a CO2-neutral campus by 2020.

The future of Paris? To survive the future on Earth, we are going to learn how to design with nature as the central feature, rather than dominate it. Eco city futures by VINCENT CALLEBAUT ARCHITECTURES

Living tower of hanging gardens.

Green wall archway by Patrick Blanc - see how beautiful we can make cities if we try?

You can put plants on almost style of building. The Nox Hotel in Utrecht, the Netherlands, kept warm from the insulation of all that vegetation, soil, and moisture.

A design for school children in Vietnam to learn farming, ecology, and green architecture. We *can* construct the built world to be a beautiful and ecologically sustainable place. Let's create more. By VTN.Architects

Green facade vs boring conventional facade. Which one? 😆🌳 By VTN.Architects

People often ask if green roofs and heavily green cities use too much water. They don't have to. This is a low water green roof.

🌳 🍃 "Researchers measured the potential of 1000s of cities to offset their carbon emissions by reforesting. Prospects are greatest in smaller cities..." via @AnthropoceneMag bit.ly/3qfh8lm

Beautiful color in this green roof at the Virginia Living Museum in Newport News, Virginia.

Wow, this is different! The Bubeneč Gardens Residence in Praque.

Project Drawdown @AnthropoceneMag Yet another reason why Katie Patrick‘s upcoming website Urban Canopy will be a useful tool. It will map urban heat islands and show resources for green infrastructure.

This have been getting a bit too green (visually) around here. What do you thunk about this neon living wall installation? No reason why we can't bring more color into the greenosphere! 🌈 🎨

What do you think of a splash of neon over the green wall? I think it's really pretty. We could do a lot with this look. 💜💙💚

Flowers, green wall, AND neon - this one has my heart 💗 and yes, let's keep the green vibe high with a clear vision of the ecotopia future we're making (and don't get the climageddon talk get you down). 🧡💛💚💙💜

It's jungle-TRON! Maybe that literally will be the future.

Living eco-hexagons by Vincent Callebaut.

Interesting and disturbing results - extreme urban heat causes more birth problems, especially in black communities. nytimes.com/2020/06/18/cli…

Great map project here about heat sfgov.maps.arcgis.com/apps/MapJourna…

The threat of increasing heat-waves and scary weather. nytimes.com/interactive/20…