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Tower of tomorrow
The building of the future will not just sit on a lot – it will breath, sleep, and wake up in the morning. And it will be beautiful. |
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Treetops
Traditional rooftops, covered in asphalt and tar, create heat-absorbing surfaces that contribute to the "urban heat island" effect—higher temperatures that can alter weather patterns and intensify smog. A layer of ground cover on this building's roof helps to regulate temperature, protects waterproof coatings, and absorbs and cleans storm water.
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Architect William McDonough talks about what drives his artful eye, in this online video. ( more)

On a recent prowl through Tokyo's electronic alleyways, our tech guru was drawn to six stylish products. None is available in the U.S., but that may just be a matter of time. ( more)
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