Discover architecture and interior design projects that promote sustainable living, published on HomeWorldDesign, highlighting eco-friendly materials, energy efficiency, and designs that respect the environment.
Located in the heart of Dublin’s historic Liberties neighbourhood, Liberties House redefines urban living through design that celebrates both heritage and modernity. Conceived by Concrete Amsterdam, the project transforms a large co-living development of 371 apartments into…
Casa da Encosta by Ricardo Azevedo Arquitecto is a serene architectural composition that opens generously onto two green expanses—the natural landscape and a courtyard garden—creating a continuous dialogue between interior and exterior.
Deep in the lush greenery of Tulum, Hacienda Wabi emerges as a residential sanctuary that blurs the lines between architecture and nature. Designed by RA! and developed by Namus, this jungle-immersed complex reimagines ancient settlements through stepped…
Permanent Weekender is the fulfillment of a dream—to live among the trees with stunning views of the water. Designed thoughtfully, the home offers a unique blend of comfort, privacy, and a deep connection to nature.
Homebuyers from throughout the nation are drawn to Myrtle Beach, a dynamic coastal community. Its abundance of leisure activities and strong local economy have drawn people looking for a modern lifestyle mixed with a laid-back beach environment.…
Designed by Crahayjamaigne Architectes, Jach’s House is a bioclimatic extension that seamlessly integrates into its forest surroundings. This innovative 7-meter cube demonstrates adaptability and sustainability while respecting its natural environment.
Urban living often means limited access to natural elements. However, incorporating biophilic design into urban apartments bridges this gap by integrating nature into living spaces. By doing so, residents can enjoy improved well-being, reduced stress levels, and…
As the global population continues to grow and the impact of human activity on the environment becomes increasingly evident, adopting eco-friendly principles is no longer an option but a necessity. Sustainable living is not just about making…
Urban environments often clash with local wildlife, leading to nuisances and complications for residents. Effective architectural design can significantly deter wildlife critters, including raccoons, by integrating barriers, utilizing specific materials, and employing strategic landscaping techniques.
