If you wander the English countryside long enough, you'll eventually come across what looks like a brick wall designed by a snake. The long, snaking fences that curve back and forth are called crackle walls. However, these whimsical walls are more than just decorative. The highlight: These curved walls actually use fewer bricks than a… Continue reading Why snake-like “crinkle-crankle” walls are an engineering genius
Why Native Plants Are the Best Option for Privacy Hedging in California – Orange County Register
I live in a neighborhood whose original houses were built 75 years ago. These homes are modest single-story bungalows on 6,500 square meter lots. However, as in many Los Angeles neighborhoods, such homes are slowly being removed. Two-story houses are being built in their place. From the second floor you can look into your neighbor's… Continue reading Why Native Plants Are the Best Option for Privacy Hedging in California – Orange County Register
This daring architect builds bold homes that blend with nature
5 minutes read Above: A vacation home in the Valle de Guadalupe on Mexico's Baja Peninsula, designed by architect Tom Kundig of Olson Kundig with Matiz Estudio. Sculpture by Teodoro Huerta. Valle de Guadalupe, at the northern end of Mexico's Baja Peninsula, is a brilliant desert basin whose sandy soil is the color of moondust.… Continue reading This daring architect builds bold homes that blend with nature
Accent doors are 2026's answer to the outdated accent wall
I used to think accent walls were the most brilliant design idea – I practically was as a teenager begged My mother allowed me to paint a single wall in my childhood bedroom a rich shade of purple. But as I grew up and refined my taste (and started hating that purple wall), I realized… Continue reading Accent doors are 2026's answer to the outdated accent wall
How TOFT is changing sustainable travel in South Asia
“Rewilding tourism is about reconnecting people with the wild and ensuring that both nature and communities thrive together,” said Vishal Singh, Director of TOFT. By presenting the eighth TOFT Wildlife and Nature Tourism Awards, the organization wants to recognize more than just outstanding achievements. It celebrates success stories that prove the future of travel lies… Continue reading How TOFT is changing sustainable travel in South Asia
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Paddy Power Gold Cup tips and runners guide for Cheltenham 2.20 – Paddy Power News
The Ridoto faces 14 rivals as he attempts to win the Paddy Power Gold Cup for a second successive year at Cheltenham on Saturday. Paddy Power ambassador Harry Cobden takes the ride and the gelding's handicap is just 1lb higher compared to last year's winning score. Jag He leads the field after making a 9lb… Continue reading Paddy Power Gold Cup tips and runners guide for Cheltenham 2.20 – Paddy Power News
Mother and daughter transform the backyard into a native plant paradise
Have you ever spent time in a backyard that felt like a natural oasis? An outdoor space that combines the wild beauty of nature with the aesthetic touch of human design? What if this space was not only beautiful, but also easy to maintain and environmentally friendly? In Southern California, a mother-daughter design team is… Continue reading Mother and daughter transform the backyard into a native plant paradise
The project to beautify Palm Beach's main entrance ends before the season
Work to improve the median pair on Royal Poinciana Way between Bradley Place and North County Road has been completed. Surfers brave cold waves after the cold front in Palm Beach With temperatures hovering around 40 degrees Celsius and winds gusting up to 20 miles per hour, surfers flocked to the Atlantic Ocean in Palm… Continue reading The project to beautify Palm Beach's main entrance ends before the season
Arcadis: Why nature-based solutions benefit construction
In cities, we manage urban heat, improve air quality and create recreational spaces by integrating green infrastructure alongside gray. Parks, green buildings and sustainable drainage systems can be designed to support biodiversity while improving the health and well-being of residents. These hybrid NbS approaches contribute to industry innovation, transform industry practices and generate valuable data… Continue reading Arcadis: Why nature-based solutions benefit construction