… “a key concept in creating solutions for a sustainable future…” Four projects from Norway on display: Kristian August Gate 13 in Tullinløkka in Oslo is an adaptive reuse project transforming a 1950s building threatened

“There are other great blogs for theory and aesthetic. This blog is all about the practical. What can we do now and in the near future to live and make the world more solarpunk?” Practical

SolarPunk is very much about ‘aesthetics’ – and that can be very powerful: The Power of an Aesthetic – Sidmouth Solarpunk This is from a very stimulating piece which takes this idea even further forward:

Here’s a very good exploration of SolarPunk basics: 10 Signs You May Be a Solarpunk – YouTube With lots more here from the same author: The Solarpunk Scene – Think. Feel. Solarpunk

This is from an excellent article in last month’s Climate Change Review: Imagine a city of the future. Are there flying cars, cities with buildings taller than mountains, robots at every corner? Or is the

The Atacama Desert in Chile is for the most part an unspoilt natural wonder: The Atacama desert | The Atacama Desert is commonly known as… | Flickr However, shocking images in the press show a

2022 is a century on from the ‘birth of Modernism’: Modernism is a cultural and philosophical movement that emerged in the West during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It’s a complex hydra-headed beast

SolarPunk or LunarPunk? A seven-metre representation of the moon by celebrated artist Luke Jerram is to go on display at Exeter Cathedral from Thursday 3 February. The internally-lit sculpture, which will be suspended from the

From the Australian Gizmodo website: A small town in Japan just celebrated the maiden voyage of its first dual-mode vehicle that combines a train and a bus, and comes with little train wheels that hoist its rubber tires into the

Solarpunk is about good architecture… Frank Lloyd Wright used the term “Usonian” in reference to the United States, on the grounds that “American” encompassed other countries of the Americas. I learned this over the holidays,