Revoluto is a project formulated under the concept of connecting people with nature. It unites and revitalizes the different green areas of Madrid's forest belt, generating community through educational programmes where citizens can immerse themselves in the natural environment composed of biomaterials.
Tackling plastic waste, democratizing skateboarding & proving to people what products made from waste can do, through the open source production of the worlds first traditional popsicle shaped recycled plastic skateboard decks.
The design grows from the desire to investigate the complexity of the site and to reveal the potential of the archaeological system. The project aims to enhance the historical heritage through a conservation process: the new facilities become elements which, by keeping a dialogue with the ancient ruins, are aimed at promoting the use of the archeological area. The goal is to rediscover the memories of the past together with the visitors and to increase the attractiveness of the area
What do your good deeds achieve? This question is not asked often enough, even though it's so important. Either you do them without thinking, or you do them and never find out what resulted from them. To rectify this, one can see clearly in the form of a causality diagram what has already resulted from a single act of altruism.
For generations, humankind has been exploiting animals. The consumption of meat, fur, dairy products etc., has been increasing over the years. As a result, there are far more animals of certain species living on the Earth today than was intended by nature. If people concerned with animal rights stop exploiting animals now, their population will dramatically decrease. Depriving these animals an opportunity to live at all – is it a solution we seek? This project introduces an alternative approach.
The aim of this project is to provide affordable housing for three different generations (seniors, families in need, young adults). Applying the old principle of a multigenerational house on a bigger scale will create an opportunity to connect people through activities and space.
The main three principles of the project are: reusing, producing and sharing.
Nebra Skay Studio is a sustainable fashion atelier (Puglia - South Italy), which uses scientific research on materials, 3D prototyping, digital tools and a local transparent artisan chain, controlled by the creation of the product at its end-of-life (E.P.R.).
The innovation is to combine the scientific research (University of Bari), the digital design tools and innovations, with the local heritage of textile craftsmanship, to respond to the serious and urgent problem of the fashion industry.
Doggie is a system of utilization dog waste special created for Polish cities. The project is based on involvement of the local community to work for the common social benefits. In other words - collecting dog poo will be rewarded with free natural energy for our city. Isn’t it sounds fantastic?
This is a big move that much needed for a massive change for Polish cities, citizens, environment and the green source of energy.
Using coffee waste and implementing new ways of inovationdesign of products:
Coffee, cardboard and wood
1.biomaterial for everyday objects (dishes, furniture), 2) biodiesel and 3) dust pellets.
The whole process ensures that the waste does not end up in a landfill but becomes a
salable product.We prevent C02, CH4 from polluting the atmosphere. We encourage people not to throw
away their waste/to see the potential in waste. We work in the field of circular industry, we
do not produce waste.
The concept for a device that improves spatial orientation through haptic technology. Four vibration motors have been placed in the shoe insole. A motor pointing towards a destination navigates us by vibrating. The user simply feels the correct direction instead of constantly checking on the phone. It is important now to use technology responsible for our mental health, by it help those affected by Alzheimer's disease.
