Here’s the (efficient) house that Harvard built
On the outside, the pre-1940s house on Bow Street looks like a typical New England dwelling, with its modest wood frame and gabled roof. On the inside, though, it is one of the world’s most efficient energy-positive buildings – and also the headqu
Create a free account to read the full article
Get 2 premium articles for free each month
Related Articles
MORE Rab Messina
We’ve finally found the perfect chair for people who work from home
Want VR to succeed? Then design better and safer spaces around it
Why HBO (and not Netflix) gave design fans the TV special they actually deserve
Why is this Adidas basketball court so… erm… pretty? Is it the Paris effect?
How a piece of hard bread explains the success of South Tyrol’s hotel industry
There is no such thing as too Instagrammable, says Frame Awards jury Joe Cheng
This Mexican designer is trolling xenophobes (and even biodesigners) with a single plant
In need of a digital detox? This South Tyrol hotel has an elevated proposal
The creepiest character in the Midsommar movie? It’s the spatial design
