The 6th and final floating eco home in the Harnaschpolder in Delft is currently in the making.

Time’s is ticking for the COP21 with only one week left to come up with solutions. The French edition of the Huffington Post wants to help and came up with a list of buildings of the future to adapt to global warming.

Rutger de Graaf, founder of Blue21 and Deltasync, appeared on BBC World Service Radio yesterday. Great to hear the guests discuss about floating cities as a possible solution to solve global challenges!

To minimize temperature rise, in the long run just capturing CO₂ is not enough. We have to start using CO₂ as a resource. This is how.

Our founder Rutger de Graaf will be the keynote speaker at the Pre-party Climate 2015, this afternoon in Leiden.

Don’t have any plans yet?

Check out the program and register here.

See you there!

According to a recent study presented at the Amsterdam International Water Week 2015, growing food on water is up to 200 times more efficient compared to average agriculture on land.

For the first time a floating pier has been constructed for floating houses in which electricity, cable and watersupply are fully integrated. The waterplots for 34 houseboats were sold out in no time.

New research shows that it is technically feasible to create floating high-rise buildings of 15 floors at sea, even under hurricane conditions.

This great video shows in 2 minutes why we need a blue revolution…