Together, the inventors hope to rethink a product and system that many people take for granted: starting with their students.

Dubbed the MycoToilet, researchers say the system separates liquids and solids, using a mycelium-lined chamber to absorb 90 per cent of odour-causing compounds.

Young Chinese inventors are actively shaping the future through innovation — among them, a team from Tsinghua University has ...

Step inside the Container Guest House, a 320 m² sustainable micro-home designed by Poteet Architects in San Antonio, Texas.

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Use of timber and harmonious color palette brings out the brilliant architecture of Calendenia tiny house. It offers ...

A "beautiful experience" isn't a term often used for a trip to an outhouse, but researchers at the University of British ...

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The Harper tiny house provides a welcome change from the popular shed-like tiny home aesthetic that dominates the small ...

In a world where convenience often trumps common sense, the toilet has somehow become the unsuspecting hero—or rather, victim ...

"Very good at breaking down biomass." Researchers develop revolutionary toilet with first-of-its-kind design: 'We wanted to ...

Serving as a bigger brother to Nordic & Spruce's weekender model, the Overnighter, the Homesteader is a tiny house that's ...