There are many strange and amazing hotel rooms in the world, but some are themed by artists or around particular events and stand out from the design crowd.

Since guerrilla marketing has entered the mainstream, however, the term has been applied to just about any type of advertising that attracts attention in an unconventional manner.

Green architecture comes in many forms though lately it seems like these forms are stranger than ever.

Be it war monuments or those dedicated to peace, memorials stand out from other structures man have built because of their unique and stunning appearance.

If you'll indulge us, we'd like you to step into our time machine. It's 1987.

These seven trash-obsessed artists may have had a similar starting point but have managed to create an inspiring variety of art from abandoned refuse.

When some starry-eyed startup shocks the world with an underground marketing campaign that costs nothing but causes shockwaves for months, it's called guerrilla marketing.

Shipping containers are becoming ever-more-popular sources of design inspiration in new architectural designs, from personal residences to big commercial building plans.