• Techniques, materials and processes for construction and design

    Semi-buried bioclimatic houses

    Tiny House "Cocoon" | Scoophome, semi-buried bioclimatic houses

    Choye, France
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  • Products and life style

    materieunite

    materieunite: creating and bringing together sustainable, circular materials for design furniture.

    Terni, Italy
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  • Preserved and transformed cultural heritage

    HADRIAN'S COMMUNITY GARDENS

    Two Archaeologists designing Community Gardens irrigated by Hadrian's Aqueduct in Athens

    Athens, Greece
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  • Mobilisation of culture, arts and communities

    ESSERI URBANI

    ESSERI URBANI the other side of art

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

    ThisCONTINUITY

    Redefining abandoned industrial and infrastructural areas of the Milan urban region

    Milan, Italy
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  • Preserved and transformed cultural heritage

    PROCESSES

    PROCESSES - A creative idea to reinvent the conservation and exhibition of art in the next decades

    Valladolid, Spain
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  • Techniques, materials and processes for construction and design

    VAL DE SCARPE - EDUCATION CENTER

    VAL DE SCARPE EDUCATION CENTER -Nursery school with 10 classrooms, daycare and multipurpose facility

    Arras, France
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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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  • Preserved and transformed cultural heritage

    Sanatorium of memory

    Sanatorium of memory: memorial for Jewish community in Otwock

    Otwock, Poland
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  • Buildings renovated in a spirit of circularity

    Zero waste house - ŽALEC, SLOVENIA

    Zero Waste House: Towards circular commons

    ŽALEC, Slovenia
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    Techniques, materials and processes for construction and design

    polyurethane foam = energy efficiency

    polyurethane foam - a means of increasing the energy efficiency of building

    Liepaja, Latvia
    The company "ADAMANTAN" has created a polyurethane system house in Liepaja, Republic of Latvia. Its goal and contribution was the creation of a building material for insulation - MASTER POOR SO-8 polyurethane foam. The company "ADAMANTAN" is not going to be satisfied with what has already been achieved, and is conducting research and development work on replacing one of the components of the polyurethane foam-polyol with a tall oil polyol created by the company itself.
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    SMART PUBLIC BUILDING

    Sustainable building of Ogre Central Library

    Ogre, Latvia
    The new building of the library was created with the aim to build it as a modern multifunctional center, which will house not only the library, but also the birth adn marriage Registry Office, as well meeting and socialization place especially interesting for youth. Building created for the lowest consumption of resources for heating and ventilation. The intelligently controlled lighting installed ensure that the lighting level changes from the supplyof natural light.
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    Hydrogen Municipality for Green Future

    Hydrogen Municipality for Green Future

    Belene, Bulgaria
    Hydrogen is the key to our green future in unity with nature for a good quality of life and sound health. The Municipality of Belene has piloted a hydrogen solution for the transition period - we have integrated an electrolyser system that produces hydrogen fuel on-site and adds it to the heating system of our administrative building, thereby reducing the used conventional fuel by around 40% and harmful emission, CO2 in particular by 30%. Expansion to 100% H2 heating powered by solar is planned.
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    Reusing while preserving old houses

    Experimental low-carbon refurbishment of a vernacular house in Sesga, Ademuz (Valencia, Spain)

    Sesga, Ademuz, Spain
    Traditional architecture is a collective low-carbon product resulting from the balance of natural resources and human needs. The pilot refurbishment carried out on this vernacular house aims to show the advantages of reinterpreting traditional materials and techniques from a contemporary perspective. The results revealed its great potential for transformation in terms of sustainability, inclusiveness and conservation of the beauty, authenticity and cultural identity of traditional architecture.
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    CIK- Centre for sports and culture

    Building a meeting place for the community around sports and cultural activities

    Knivsta, Sweden
    Knivsta, the newest municipality in Sweden is celebrating the coming together of the facilities for ice-skating, art, ball games, martial arts, a scene for performing arts in one sustainable wood building next to the center. As a meeting place for all, the aim is that a person that takes a break from the chamber music concert accidentally bumps into someone on the way to change for ice-hockey and they start to exchange thoughts about their experiences. The largest passive house in Sweden.
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    Climate Positive Now - Inclusion in Wood

    Climate Positive Living – Mixed Size Wooden Hybrid Rental Apartments for a Local Inclusive

    Berlin, Germany
    Two newly built mixed-use rental apartment buildings go beyond achieving net-zero carbon emissions. Constructed as climate-positive (carbon negative) pioneers in Hohenschönhausen, Berlin. It uses timber hybrid construction and efficient multilayered energy production on site. These buildings create a benefit by removing additional carbon dioxide (-17t CO2/a) from the atmosphere. It creates a positive effect for the future of our diverse society and green environment.
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    ARVUS

    ARVUS - Create and Understand Shared Spaces Together.

    Vienna, Austria
    The new spatial planning rules: inclusion, participation, and transparency from day one. Meet ARVUS, a collaborative visual tool created for diverse teams by planners and digital pioneers that facilitates communication and understanding when planning future shared spaces together. Whether you're planning a shared office, a park, or any common public area, ARVUS brings you the tools you need to focus on what really matters —creating spaces that inspire people to work, live, and thrive.
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    Design of the InnoRenew CoE building

    Design process of the largest timber building in Slovenia, designing a functional research building

    Izola, Slovenia
    The design process of the InnoRenew CoE building is an exemplary case of applying sustainability and building research to architecture and will enable continued high-level research. The design was based on research outputs from the InnoRenew CoE. It was designed according to state-of-the-art principles of contemporary sustainable construction following the principles of REED (Restorative Environmental and Ergonomic Design) that were developed by the InnoRenew CoE’s researchers.
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    OpenStructures

    OpenStructures – a shared standard as a key to sustainable design

    Brussels, Belgium
    OpenStructures is a design methodology for modular and cooperative construction. It facilitates circular material flows and simplifies repair and reuse. By anticipating and integrating future adjustments into the DNA of building components, it generates widely interchangeable parts and objects that can be adapted and repaired indefinitely. OpenStructures unfolds through an ongoing exploration by a community of authors that test and evaluate its potential in a variety of disciplines.
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    Blue Green Grey Systems

    Blue Green Grey Systems for reslilient and livable streetscapes

    Uppsala, Sweden
    Our complex urban environments require flexible designs that can handle multiple functions simultaneously and make their surrounding flourish. Blue Green Grey System is nature-based technology for designing multifunctional spaces where elements like Blue (water) Green (vegetation) and Grey (hard surfaces) are integrated in the same area and volume. The result is a more beautiful, healthy and climate-resilient urban environment that is better prepared for future challenges.
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