• Regenerated urban and rural spaces

    A.A.A. Valdisotto

    Projects for a new production cycle in the Alpine context

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

    Training centre for craft production

    Training centre for craft production

    Tornaľa, Slovakia
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  • Reinvented places to meet and share

    FROM THE FRINGES TO THE CITY HEART

    BLUE&GREEN WAYS TO REGENERATE APULIA. EXPERIENCING THE CROSSING SPACE BETWEEN CITY AND COUNTRYSIDE.

    SANTERAMO, Italy
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  • Interdisciplinary education models

    Urban Degrowth Platform

    Reclaiming the City of the Future: An Interactive Miniature Model for Transformative City Makers

    Weimar, Germany
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  • Buildings renovated in a spirit of circularity

    DE LOODS 21 - Artistic Communit Hub

    Project of Restoration of an old Warehouse in the Port of Antwerp for the Art Community

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

    Temple of Food

    The Temple of Food, an urban Food production hub that worships nature and praises humanism.

    Vienna, Austria
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  • Reinvented places to meet and share

    Referat für Stadtverbesserung*

    Referat für Stadtverbesserung* - any resemblance to a existing institutions is purely coincidental

    Munich, Germany
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  • Products and life style

    Print. Fry. Eat

    Plant-based fryers that taste, smell, feel and fry like bacon.

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

    Tartu Downtown Cultural Centre

    Modular timber architecture that extends the park it's built into

    Tartu, Estonia
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    Techniques, materials and processes for construction and design

    The Urban Shelf

    The Urban Shelf

    Tuebingen, Germany
    The Urban Shelf is less of a finished project but rather an ongoing design process to develop innovative human centred neighbourhood typologies. The design is driven by future human scale mobility and the decoupled support structure and infill units allow for holistic ecologic, economic and social design strategies. The architectural prototype in Tübingen, Germany works similar, just in smaller scale: a beautiful, sustainable and inclusive place for students and refugees.
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    Cradle to Cradle-based production

    An SME’s innovative transition to greener production of sustainable acoustic solutions

    Tranbjerg J, Denmark
    The building sector accounts for approximately 40 per cent of the world’s resource consumption. There is consequently a need to produce sustainably and think in circular cycles where waste becomes a new resource. This is the core idea behind the Cradle-to-Cradle design concept on which we at Troldtekt A/S have based our strategy and production of Troldtekt acoustic panels. Since we implemented Cradle to Cradle in 2012, we have proved with tangible results that an SME can also be at the forefront
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    FAZ com as tuas mãos

    FAZ com as tuas mãos (DO IT with your hands)

    Leiria, Portugal
    The revolution in manufacture is happening, design is at service of user-makers: DO IT with your hands (FAZ com as tuas mãos)! Change your mindset: everyday use products don't have to be made by industry. FAZ are easy to build designs and classes to demystify wood furniture making and empower people to do their own furniture. Each piece is designed to be easy to build, with basic tools and easy-to-find materials. Your handwork provides more gratification than mass-produced goods consumerism.
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    Astre

    Sensitive object designed to visualize the production of renewable energy in homes

    Mons-en-Baroeul, France
    How to make the invisible visible and attractive? The production of renewable energy in homes often goes unnoticed. Vilogia worked with the design firm BlueGriot to develop a beautiful and sensitive connected object that allows the inhabitants of a home to visualize their solar hot water production. Thus, tenants know that their building is environmentally friendly and when during the day they can use solar hot water or contact their landlord if the installation does not work.
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    Superfast renovation with Clicwall

    Clicwall brings creative freedom in a durable, high-quality melamine-faced wallcovering system.

    De Haan, Belgium
    Using UNILIN's expertise in developing authentic and creative finishes, including true-to-life wood and concrete designs, Clicwall is instantly transformative and brings new design scope to commercial interiors. Already used in stores, hospitals, schools and public buildings; Clicwall wall panels are used to quickly erect prefabricated walls and partitions and allows immediate use of the space after installation. The system also offers excellent durability and ease of maintenance.
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    vivihouse

    vivihouse - the inclusive, eco-friendly, multi-storey building system

    Vienna, Austria
    The modular building system vivihouse opens up the world of constructing for the general public. Commoning and co-creation are thus moving out of the sandbox into new scales of action. This way, up to six-storey buildings made from renewable materials can be realised inclusively, as the first beautiful prototypes demonstrate. Now a platform is to be created that connects users, planners, craftspeople and companies - to collaboratively explore new forms of city-making within the circular economy.
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    The nonconform ideenwerkstatt

    The nonconform ideenwerkstatt – co-creating solutions for the future we want to live in

    not applicable, Austria
    If the world was created in 7 days, a sustainable future for a town or locality may start in 3 days of nonconform ideenwerkstatt. This participatory process brings together all community sections with politicians, administrators, businesses and other stakeholders, to identify problems, sustainable solutions and setting in motion their assisted thorough implementation. With 150 events in 15 years in over 130 places, nonconform has refined a flexible, powerfully creative instrument for change.
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    BC materials startup

    BC materials. The transformation of excavated earth of construction sites into building materials.

    Brussels, Belgium
    BC materials is a start up & spin off, of bigger brother BC architects. When we noticed that no one in Belgium worked with the big flows of excavated earth, we decided – based on the ecological and health-related qualities of earth building – to produce materials ourselves. We now transform earth streams from construction sites into clay plasters, compressed earth blocks and rammed ear
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    SciberCity

    SciberPunks as future personas for more-than human design scenarios

    Lappeenranta, Finland
    SciberCity has developed a method that blends design and sustainability to create future personas in the form of 'SciberPunks'. These are augmented humans with capabilities to listen to and speak on behalf of the concerns of the environment and creatures that inhabit it. They are based on real environmental data and are meant to help urban design teams consider beyond human concerns when designing cities or other spaces, and to better understand the impacts of certain design choices on nature.
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    The House of the Winds in Santorini

    The House of the Winds in Santorini Island, Greece

    Akrotiri, Greece
    "This house commands a distant view towards the sea-basin of the caldera and the northern part of the island. The north wind here serves as the main design feature, since it determines the articulation of the large openings towards the view. By utilizing aerodynamic principles, the force of the wind is trapped and detracted away from the building.” 1 The individual volumes have been modelled as if dug out of soft material, a reference to the local technique of dugout subterranean structures.
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