An elevated park that is actually a multi-modal transit center. Salesforce Transit Center is a transportation hub that transforms urban experiences.

Rooftop greenery can ease severe heat in cities, according to research from NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Studies

Urban hives are helping companies burnish their green credentials, but there are only so many city flowers to go around.

A recent University of Colorado Boulder research has found some positive impacts of green surroundings on people’s health mental health.

A Green Building is an environmentally-conscious and environmentally sustainable structure throughout its life cycle.

Students made the Bronx a little greener by installing 2,000 square feet of green roof atop the St. Mary’s Recreation Center in the South Bronx.

New developments around the city are allowing residents to get dirt under their green thumbs on terraces, rooftops and adjacent lands

Green Roofs for Healthy Cities hosted CitiesAlive Virtual 2021 on Nov. 8-11, 2021 and have now released the proceedings from this outstanding conference.

Developers will consider contribution to environment using Urban Greening Factor formula

Want a better working environment? Add plants. Lots of them

As cities work to slash emissions and fight climate change, nature-based solutions provide myriad benefits

The Awards of Excellence winners have again pushed the boundaries of living architecture design, research, and policy efforts.

Rather than spending over $1,000 a square foot to bore a cave for wine storage, the cost could be one-third if a practical warehouse is built with a living, breathing green roof.

The newly-created Youth Sustainability Corps will expand the 200,000 square feet of green roofs overseen by the Parks Dept. — rooftops outfitted with features like native plants, hydroponic towers and bee hives — by 50,000 square feet.

Historic Second Avenue bomb site gives opportunities to test new measures

Construction is progressing on Manhattan’s largest outdoor roof deck atop the ten-story 341 Ninth Avenue in West Chelsea.

A new scientific field proposes an idea that could help generate food and energy while reducing a building's cooling costs.

Abundant greenery, ample skylights, and a partial glass roof round out a multigenerational home by CTA | Creative Architects.

Researchers from the University believe the findings could be a game-changer in helping the UK achieve its net-zero commitments

A group of University of Toronto researchers are looking at ways to convert Toronto’s numerous green roofs into places where people can grow food.