Lorenzo Zandri captures the spontaneous vegetation growing across London’s built environment—plants that resist control 

Architects look for novel ways to infuse more green spaces into cities: The fact that a plant is rare in nature, doesn’t mean at all that it is difficult to grow

Stefano Canali on the history of the family, the factory and the years he spent there as a child, as well as the priority he was taught to always give to the human handmade

Using algorithms combined with satellite imaging, Pachama monitors a project, figuring out the amount of carbon concentration in the project area in comparison to the region

The process involves saline farming – plants will be harvested to extract fibers which will be turned into textile products, using pre-existing production methods.

The scarce but growing amount of information that has been coming out of the fashion industry seems to be a deliberate strategy that aim at greenwashing and confusing the audience

A deliberate eroticism is drawn from the fetishization of insecurity, potential harm, and destruction of heritage

«When planning an area, you have to consider the diversity of people’s needs». In conversation with Inside Outside founder and designer, Petra Blaisse

Plan B for Planet A – from the perpetrators of a carbon saturated means of living to an infinite net-zero acknowledging nature as a structural facet in cities in order to tackle the rising effects of climate change 

What can we do to defend our public space? A public space is not about density, where we can observe or participate, where behaviors are not codified