Nomad pavilion designed to double as shelter and water-collecting tower for Jordanian desert
A concept for a pointed pavilion made from Corten steel pipes and woven goat hair could provide oasis-like respite in the deserts of Jordan. More
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Sunglacier harnesses solar power to harvest water in the Sahara Desert
Dutch company SunGlacier's off-grid Desert Twins harvester can collect water in the hottest and driest of environments. More
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Arturo Vittori's Warka Water towers harvest clean drinking water from the air
Future Makers: in this exclusive movie, Italian architect Arturo Vittori explains how his wooden Warka Water structures can provide clean drinking water for rural communities in the developing world. More
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V+'s Chateau d'Eau water tower rests on crossed concrete struts
Belgian architecture studio V+ has completed a mesh-covered water tower that is supported by angled concrete columns. More
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Biagioni Pecorari adds brick water tower to remodelled house in Argentina
A brick water tower now stands at the entrance to this 1980s bungalow in Santa Fe, Argentina, which has been remodelled and extended by local firm Biagioni Pecorari Arquitectos (+ slideshow). More
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Zecc Architecten transforms an old water tower into a parkland observation point
A national park in the Netherlands is the setting for this old water tower, which Dutch firm Zecc Architecten has transformed into an observation point by twisting staircases through its middle (+ slideshow). More
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Water Tower in Rancagua by Mathias Klotz
The exterior of this water tower in Chile was designed by architect Mathias Klotz to ripple like a pond disturbed by gentle winds (photographs by Roland Halbe). More
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Water Towers of Ireland by Jamie Young
Photographer Jamie Young is compiling an archive to document the history of water towers in Ireland. More
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Water Storage Tower by Mendaro Corsini, Isasi Zaragozá and GutiĂ©rrez RodrĂguez
Here are some images of a water tower in Spain by Spanish architects Ignacio Mendaro Corsini, Ignacio Isasi Zaragozá and Blanca Rosa GutiĂ©rrez RodrĂguez, which bears an uncanny resemblance to the female form. More