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

    NEST

    NEST - Natural Eco-System Tiles

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

    Venn - Lambrate, Milano, 2020

    Blurring Thresholds: Circular Therapeutic Environment as Tool for Dementia

    Milan, Italy
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  • Modular, adaptable and mobile living solutions

    Modular Interactions

    an interactive app for achieving community driven cities

    Vienna, Austria
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  • Buildings renovated in a spirit of circularity

    Designers' Hub

    Designers' Hub - a green alternative to office building

    Milan, Italy
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  • Regenerated urban and rural spaces

    LA FÁBRIKA DE TODA LA VIDA

    La Fábrika, a factory for dreams

    Los Santos de Maimona, Spain
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  • Preserved and transformed cultural heritage

    Episkinion

    Episkinion - Citizens movement for the emergence of the Ancient Theater of Acharnes

    Acharnes, Greece
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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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  • 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

    re_cycling air tubes

    Crafting our future with trash - when recycling is not possible, reusing takes place

    Weimar, Germany
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  • Reinvented places to meet and share

    Children's National Hospital

    The Children's National Hospital in Bulgaria - Where The Patient(Children) Is The Most Important.

    Sofia, Bulgaria
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    Techniques, materials and processes for construction and design

    Woodhouse Rosendal

    Woodhouse Rosendal

    Uppsala, Sweden
    Woodhouse Rosendal is a new timber block in Uppsala with a strong character. The focus has been on how shared spaces, commercial facilities, cultivation and urban space can be used in a generous and innovative way for multi-family housing in the city. The aim is to offer a block with a community feeling – encouraging sharing and social encounters in spaces where goods and services can be efficiently traded and shared. 
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    RIAI Town and Village Toolkit

    Creating Places for People: The RIAI Town and Village Toolkit

    Dublin, Ireland
    Towns and villages across Ireland have been integral to Irish economic and cultural life for centuries. They can also be great places to live and work for modern lifestyles. To support those involved in Irish towns and villages, the RIAI has produced a free online resource, ‘Creating Places for People - The RIAI Town and Village Toolkit’. It provides practical advice, references and successful case studies of places that have overcome challenges with architectural and urban design expertise.
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    Art school in Liepāja city

    New building of Liepāja Secondary School of Music, Art and Design

    Liepāja, Latvia
    Laconic but charming The new building of Liepāja Secondary School of Music, Art and Design, is a good example of how close work between architects and teachers, can end not only in functional but also creative design for a new building in which new students can achieve their academic and artistic goals. 
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    Quarter up two

    Affordability in the life cycle – Showcase for a new flexible housing typology

    Theresienfeld, Austria
    In the south of Viena, the non-profit developer Arthur Krupp built a pioneering residential building. The "Viertel Hoch Zwei" project is a showcase example of a new flexible housing typology and demonstrates that component activation is a simple, cheap measure that saves heating costs, eliminates moisture problems, and ensures comfortable indoor climate in social housing.
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    Recyclinghaus

    Recyclinghaus – form follows availability

    Hanover, Germany
    The Recyclinghaus is an experimental building, which was created from reused, recycled and recyclable components in a decomposable construction. Following the approach "form follows availability", it is a prototype that tests the possibilities and potential of various types of recycling in the real laboratory. The result is a unique house with distinctive aesthetics that has been planned and constructed in a cycle-oriented and resource-saving way.
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    BioHabitability technical guide

    BioHabitability technical guide_Health and well-being criteria for housing and offices constructions

    Barcelona, Spain
    Traditional architecture was centred only in the technical and aesthetic needs of the constructions, independently of the effect on their final users.This guide has been developed including, well-being, health and environmental sustainability criteria and inclusivity aspects which set solutions demanded by the society and aligned with the engagement on Climate Action and the principles of the Urban Agenda.  
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    Geo Slate

    Geo Slate

    Landgraaf, Netherlands
    Mining and quarrying are very destructive industries to the environment. They have a direct impact on the countryside by leaving tons of waste material, which are not used. In fact, in 2020 we are reaching a primary raw material shortage, many slate quarries have been closed in Europe. With project Geo Slate Studio Mixtura is aiming to bring alternative and rethink the usage of waste streams from the stone quarries and create valuable sustainable material with great aesthetics from mineral resid
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    Architecture and Passive Houses

    3 examples of passive residential buildings in the Mediterranean climate of Italy

    Cesena (Forlì-Cesena), Italy
    Man constantly tries to imitate nature’s beauty, as everything is functional in it. Unfortunately, man’s creations are imperfect: they consume resources, pollute air and soil. Man is aware that his creations have flaws, but often pretends not to see them. We want to be eye-opener. We chose to design sustainable buildings using Passive House Standard: zero energy consumption, zero emissions, healthy environments. The planet is our home and we, as architects, we have the duty to take care of it.
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    Water in the city

    Methodology for stormwater management in relation to the green infrastructure.

    Buštěhrad, Czechia
    The aim is to create a methodology that will clarify and facilitate municipalities decision-making during planning and realization of nature-based solutions rainwater retaining system in the urbanized area. Further, particular examples of possible solutions in an urbanized area are provided, based on the character of the city and its surrounding. The final document is a tool that will simplify to formulate requirements and criteria for municipalities.  
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    Elithis Danube Tower Strasbourg

    Elithis Danube: The world’s first energy-positive residential tower

    Strasbroug, France
    Elithis Danube Tower in Strasbourg is the world’s first energy-positive residential tower. The elegant building with its 17 floors facing the Alps, bioclimatic design and solar technology building envelope generates more energy than its residents consume. Considering the economic feasibility of this project and its impact on people, planet and prosperity, it contributes to making futureproof living accessible. For everyone!
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