The ‪ICEhouse™ (ICE = Innovation for the Circular Economy) was reassembled this week as a featured meeting location for the ‪Circular EXPO at The Valley, the Netherlands’ national hotspot for the ‪circular economy. The reusable building was first constructed and unveiled in Davos in January 2016 for the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting, where William McDonough is […]

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, March 10, 2016 – Hero MotoCorp Ltd (HMCL), the world’s largest manufacturer of two-wheeled vehicles, proudly celebrated the opening of its research and development campus, designed by William McDonough + Partners. The project is Hero MotoCorp’s latest center for advanced research and development of Hero motorcycles. Hero MotoCorp’s strong environmental values and corporate […]

On March 10, Hero MotoCorp will inaugurate and celebrate the grand opening of their latest factory for Hero MotoCorp — a major research and design facility in Jaipur, called the Hero Global Center for Innovation and Technology (HGCIT). William McDonough will be on hand at the ceremony, which is expected to be attended by a host […]

Architect and Sustainability Pioneer William McDonough has debuted ICEhouse™ (Innovation for the Circular Economy house) in Davos this week, as a place for those attending the World Economic Forum annual meeting to gather and discuss the future of Innovation for the Circular Economy. [...]

The Oakland Museum of California announced a new public arts grant program. Instead of money, selected artists would receive steel.

NASA Sustainability Base featured on NPR. Joe Palca interviews Steve Zornetzer, associate director, on the building design.

Adam Rome, a professor of history and English and the Unidel Helen Gouldner Chair for the Environment at the University of Delaware in Newark, recently published on article on Nature.com, highlighting five books that first made sustainability a public issue in the 1960s and 1970s. He explains the books of this decade demonstrate that building a […]

In a Renewable Matter Magazine interview, "Upcycle and the Atomic Bomb", William McDonough and Emanuele Bompan discuss the Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way we Make Things.

Construction Dive was on-site at Greenbuild 2015 last month to talk with green construction experts about the growing trend of sustainable building.

Farming Moves to the Roof, written by Roger Schickedantz, originally appeared in the September 2015 issue of Canadian Property Management: GTA & Beyond. Learn more on reminetwork.com.

Rooftop highlights the important new movement about Green roofs and how they reduce our carbon footprint within cities. Temkin shot images from Chicago to Zurich that show how these gardens are secured within the steel, stone and glass rectangularity of urban downtown. [...]

Houston Advanced Research Center (HARC), a research hub providing independent analysis on energy, air, and water issues, recently published a study conducted by William McDonough + Partners.