Discover our first BESIDE destination in Lanaudière
Back to nature
How can libraries help make the world a greener place? The Greenpoint Library in Brooklyn lets the environment speak for itself.
Indigenous communities across Canada are contending with severe housing shortages, but government programs have failed to invite participatory solutions. But the One House Many Nations initiative is offering a community-led alternative: small home designs that prioritize traditional wisdom and sustainability.
Green desking, or an office among the trees.
At the Reford Gardens, the coastal plant nursery has found an ecological solution to shoreline erosion: lyme grass.
When Eric Letham and Spencer Duncan set out to construct a DIY sailboat to take them across the world, they didn’t realize that the process of building it would be their best adventure yet.
The Steilneset Memorial, by architect Peter Zumthor and artist Louise Bourgeois, commemorates the women and men who were executed on Vardø Island, Norway.
To combat declining ocean health in the Gulf of California, Brandon Rus is creating a sustainable industry out of invasive algae.
Carmen Dee’s new home on Navajo Nation follows three principles: it suits the environment, it’s easy to replicate, and it will last a long, long time.
In 2019, a small group gathered in the BESIDE Cabins forest to create a special installation.
A service building in the heart of the Italian Dolomites, designed by the two brothers behind Pedevilla Architekten.
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Release date: June 7, 2022