• Solutions for the co-evolution of built environment and nature

    The Perivàllonistic Manifesto

    The Perivàllonistic Manifesto – a guide for a planet with equal rights for all species

    Munich, Germany
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  • Reinvented places to meet and share

    Social reconstruction in post-emergency

    Community-focussed urban answers for traumatic experiences

    Florence, Italy
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  • Preserved and transformed cultural heritage

    a 21st century decarbonized masia

    Towards de 21st century “masía” through decarbonization strategies

    Monroyo, Spain
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  • Interdisciplinary education models

    Revulving

    A 3D sexual education kit for breaking taboos about female sexual organs

    NANTES, France
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  • Products and life style

    Yum design

    Yum design creates furniture from marine plastic waste

    Las Palmas, Spain
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  • Mobilisation of culture, arts and communities

    Joaquín Lorda / European Sketching Club

    Press "ESC" (European Sketching Club) and join the European sketching network

    Pamplona, Spain
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  • Regenerated urban and rural spaces

    Porto di Mare Eco-District (Milan)

    Porto di Mare Eco-District: multi-layered modelling and Food District&Transportation Hub design

    milan, Italy
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  • Interdisciplinary education models

    SUArquitectura educational channel

    Suarquitectura is a new way of seeing architecture: from accessibility, inclusion and sustainability

    Vigo, Spain
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  • Products and life style

    COSE CARE

    A solution to the drama of fashion waste through relations of meanings and co-creation

    Milan, Italy
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  • Preserved and transformed cultural heritage

    Retrofitting the UNESCO site of Ivrea

    A methodology and three case-studies for the preservation of modern architectural heritage

    Ivrea, Italy
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    Techniques, materials and processes for construction and design

    Green Pea Retail Park

    Democratizing sustainability

    Turin, Italy
    Should we stop consuming or start consuming with respect? Green Pea in Turin, Italy is the first green retail park aiming to change purchasing habits. All products for sale are environmentally friendly. ACC Naturale Architettura and Negozio Blu conceived a symbolic Nzeb architecture to give shape to this strategic vision: a highly sustainable building, a manifesto of resilience built with new technologies and natural materials to convey, through architecture, the idea of environment respect. 
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    ELEMENTerial bus stop

    ELEMENTerial: Bus stop out of wooden house factory residues

    Tallinn, Estonia
    This small architectural form suggest a possible method or a potential product that would valorise the waste material in timber industry. When cutting out wooden wall elements from plate materials such as CLT (cross-laminated-timber), there are often leftovers like window and door openings. This residual material allows the wood to be seen as mid-scaled building blocks – neither log nor a whole wall, but a new LEGO piece for sustainable zero waste architecture.
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    NUR-HOLZ

    Glue-free wooden social housing

    Weert, Netherlands
    Wonen Limburg installed 16 social housing units made almost entirely of glue-free wood. Even the screws are made of wood. The entirely biologically and technically recyclable homes have a fast production process that uses less CO2 than “traditional” construction, and the wood stores CO2. The houses have a high R-value and a comfortable living environment. The residents experience the homes as calming, and there are good acoustics. Take a look at the mini-documentary: https://bit.ly/34m9A86
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    "Bikes and Rails", a housing project

    "Bikes and rails", a new type of sustainable and cooperative social housing

    Vienna, Austria
    As part of the subsidized Viennese housing project, the community of residents created a multi-storey wooden house that gives the district a social boost. The administration is carried out jointly. It is a passive house that is supplied from passive solar use, PV and urban district heating. Instead of a car garage, there is a garage for bicycles. A new type of financing model makes the project accessible to people without capital and removes the building from the market and speculation.
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    Poissy offsite vertical extension

    Creation of 32 new houses on a top of a 5 floors existing building with off-site technics

    Poissy, France
    32 new houses on one day in a top of a 5 floors existing building: how to combine aesthetics, land conservation and construction of new houses! In 2017, Vilogia, social housing company, has launched a refurbishment program of 180 housing units in Poissy, near Paris. This project is combined with the off-site construction of 33 new wooden dwellings on the roofs! An atypical project, delivered at the end of 2017, which will enhance this emblematic heritage of the late 1950s
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    graphene-enhanced roads-story 01 Gipave®

    Long-lasting, safe and ecological roads- graphene-enhanced roads

    24040 Suisio (Bergamo), Italy
    Gipave® Patented graphene-enhanced supermodifier for asphalt pavements Designed to increase sustainability and reduce environmental impact Allows the recycling of hard plastics that are usually considered non- reusable 100% recyclable asphalt pavements Doubles the lifespan of roads preventing distresses 70% CO2eq emission reduction (Reference University of Milan Bicocca) Genoa's New San Giorgio Bridge road pavement was constructed using Gipave graphene-enhanced super
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    The Growing Pavilion

    The Growing Pavilion

    Eindhoven, Netherlands
    The Growing Pavilion is an ode to the beauty and power of biobased materials. It stands as a necessary and viable solution for reducing the rising impacts of climate change and the use of fossil resources. With this structure we show the possibilities, and above all the wonderful beauty, of biobased construction. The pavilion is unique in the way in which a large number of biobased materials, such as wood, hemp, mycelium, cattail and cotton, come together to form an extraordinary creation.
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    Kunskapshuset (House of Knowledge)

    Kunskapshuset (House of Knowledge), Gällivare

    Gällivare, Sweden
    The construction of Kunskapshuset is an important part of the extensive social transformation in Gällivare as two communities will become one due to mining activities. In close collaboration with the municipality's representatives and school representatives, solutions on how the new Kunskapshuset and the entire block can be designed into an economically, ecologically, and socially sustainable, functional, and architecturally attractive whole was developed.
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    The Wadden Sea Centre

    The Wadden Sea Centre

    Ribe, Denmark
    The Wadden Sea Centre is contextual architecture under demanding conditions. It interprets traditional building techniques and conveys the importance of protecting one of the world's largest tidal areas. The building arises from a landscape characterized by endless horizontal lines, secluded farmhouses, and a relentless Western wind. In form and materiality, the Wadden Sea Centre is both a continuation and an interpretation of the place and the traditional thatched houses connected to the area.
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    BUGA Wood Pavilion

    Innovative, Lightweight, Sustainable and Fully Reuseable Segmented Wood Shell Structure

    Heilbronn, Germany
    The BUGA Wood Pavilion celebrates a new approach to digital timber construction. The stunning wooden roof spans 30 meters over a public event area, using a minimum amount of material while also generating a unique architectural space. The pavilion was developed by a interdisciplinary team of architects, engineers, scientists, craft and public stakeholders. Due to its innovative building system it can be fully reassembled at a new location and completely recycled at the structures end-of-life.
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