• Mobilisation of culture, arts and communities

    Venice Climate Change Pavilion

    Urban Diffuse Pavilion Materializing Climate Change Data in Venice Lagoon

    Venezia, Italy
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  • Regenerated urban and rural spaces

    Don't forget me

    Abandoned villages and community housing for people with dementia

    Pristava, Slovenia
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  • Techniques, materials and processes for construction and design

    INHABITING AN ENCLOSED LANDSCAPE

    10 SANDSTONE SOCIAL HOUSING UNITS ON MALLORCA

    Santa Margalida, Mallorca, Spain
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  • Products and life style

    Arroyo

    Integrated Sink & Rotary Dishwasher

    Milan, Italy
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  • Interdisciplinary education models

    Klasse Klima

    Climate crisis in art and design teaching via a decentralised interdiciplinary university network.

    Berlin, Germany
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  • Techniques, materials and processes for construction and design

    Water in the city

    Methodology for stormwater management in relation to the green infrastructure.

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

    Dendro-Habitat

    A sustainable timber factory beginning with a forest

    Madrid, Spain
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  • Modular, adaptable and mobile living solutions

    HOMELESS HOUSING

    Modular homeless housing strategy for Denmark

    Holbæk, Denmark
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  • Techniques, materials and processes for construction and design

    Art school in Liepāja city

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

    Liepāja, Latvia
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    Techniques, materials and processes for construction and design

    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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    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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    Bloft Mk2 plastic waste 3D-printer

    Upcycling plastic waste with the Bloft Mk2 large-scale 3D-printer

    Helsinki, Finland
    We want to offer a new perspective on how we can take on the fight against plastic waste pollution. With one of Europe's largest 3D printers, the Bloft Mk2, we are making distributed plastic recycling by additive manufacturing coming true. The huge scale of the printer, combined with speed and the possibility to process shredded plastic waste enable a whole new window of opportunities for designers and architects to come up with new, beautiful and sustainable solutions.
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    The Multi-sensory Museum

    The Multi-sensory Museum: Inclusion of people with disabilitiy experience as user/experts

    Eindhoven, Netherlands
    The Multisensory Museum is a project at the interface of research and architecture. We socially innovate architecture processes by developing a co-design method that engages people with disability experience and architects together in a creative endeavor. The result is an enticing space that draws the museum visitor in through all the senses (sound, touch, smell, vision, motion), giving an architectural expression to inclusion and dialogue, providing a new way of experiencing a museum visit.
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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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    IBeB

    Residential and studio building at the former Berlin flower market (IBeB)

    Berlin, Germany
    The main idea for the Residential and studio building at the former Berlin flower market (IBeB), which was initiated by the architects in cooperation with a cooperative, is to offer a mix of live and work units that meets the needs of artists and creative professionals, among others. Moreover, the comparatively low land price allowed the cross-subsidisation of cooperative residential and studio spaces within the project, which can be let at a sustainable rent. Photography: Andrew Alberts
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    Carbon-neutral holiday resort in Hungary

    Carbon-neutral holiday resort in Hungary

    Irota, Hungary
    Irota EcoLodge is a unique sustainable holiday resort in Northern Hungary. It is the first, and so far the only carbon-neutral accommodation in Hungary and in the wider region. The two Dutch owners show that sustainability through circularity and net-zero carbon can go hand in hand with luxury tourism. Even though the resort is located in one of the poorest regions of the EU, this is a commercially viable project that did not need require any subsidies to make it happen.
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    "Bremer Punkt" = / or Bremen Cube

    Bremen Cube - a serial project for urban sustainable development

    Bremen, Germany
    The Bremen Cube is a sustainable and innovative project designed for repetition and to explore new ways of densification and further urban developping in a climate-friendly manner. Existing neighbourhoods can be supplemented to include new and future-proof residential formats in a timeless design. The concept and construction take account of the new demands on living incurred by social change, such as accessibility, communal living, inclusion, as well as affordable and versatile living formats
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