The three all-timber neighbourhoods incorporate nature in every aspect, from bat shelters to community gardens and central ponds.

Hemp grown on the building site was used to create hempcrete – a mixture of hemp and lime that was used in the construction of the building.

The brick is made from 90 per cent recycled construction waste and produces a tenth of the CO2 emissions of a traditional brick.

A 175-acre site at the base of Mt. Fuji will become the “Woven City” — a fully-connected ecosystem filled with high-tech treats.

TERA’s exterior shell is 3D-printed on-site, with a biopolymer basalt composite developed from crops like corn and sugarcane.

A public garden pavilion in Singapore has been constructed using a method that incorporates 3D-printed steel “nodes”

The 3D-printed building was a technological feat that only took one printer and three workers to complete.

A Hong Kong design company chose to build with the containers not only for their sustainability but for their multifaceted nature.

A new project is eliminating invasive tree species by using them to build affordable, prefabricated housing.

The substance could be used as a coating on pavements or buildings to eliminate many forms of air pollution.

A Canadian food retailer used a new asphalt pavement mixture that included millions of post-consumer plastic bags.

The polyethene fibres offer the same amount of structural support as steel fibres and cling well to cement.