Mind’s Eye was a pilot project aiming to bring people who experience visual impairment in contact with contemporary art, through the research, the development and the implementation of a cohesive system of inclusive and multi-sensory applications that propose a different way of perceiving art, beyond sight. The project was implemented in a section of the space and part of the permanent collection of MOMus-Museum of Contemporary Art, Thessaloniki, Greece.
Four scattered pavilions, linked to nature, protected by the trees of the property, overlooking the deep landscape of La Vega de Granada. A brick wall is used to connect them, and they appear with fascination, linked to their exclusive landscape. Memories are erased and reborn, raising an emotional influence in the space.
Garden of Memories is the first slovak natural cemetery which works with respect towards people and nature as well. It is the green burial alternative where ashes or bodies of deceased can be placed to the flower beds or meadow. We use eco-friendly, asthetical and handmade funeral products with low ecological footprint. Farewells take place under the treetops and follow the wishes of bereaved families. We support biodivesity of the cemetery by nectarivorous plants, beekiping or manual mowing.
Far from being conventional, NOSTALGIA brings forward a perspective shift with regard to preciousness and value in jewelley and fashion by using innovative non-wovens made entirely out of residues coming from textile and food industries. Triggered by two major existing problems, the negative impacts of the textile and food industries on the environment and on large groups of people, the jewellery collection brings a new perspective on waste, as being the new gold.
We believe there is no better way to tell a company´s store than through its waste.
By providing bespoke solutions using the production waste of coffee, chocolate, wine, and beer, we help companies to better use their waste - instead of virgin materials - to present their core values, responsibility, and goals. Also, to inform the final consumer of the provenance of materials.
By giving a new life to solid organic waste, we help shape a truthfully circular economy awareness.
The aim of G.A.T.E. system is to support trees in the early stages of their life working as a backup water tank that keeps feeding the plant roots during the first 4 to 5 years of growth
G.A.T.E. re-uses scrapped metal coffee containers, filled with water-retaining materials and nutrients to increase seedling success rate up to 90% and to reduce the carbon footprint of the metallic can, the irrigation needs up to 90%, and the cost of planting and plant caring compared to competition.
Where poverty, crime, disadvantage, drugs, mafia were the dominating factors at Librino, the Artist Antonio Presti realised there "TheBeauty'sGate" as a gift to start the process of creation of a sense of social identity, belonging and vision. It is a land art installation made of millions of terracotta elements made by local students helped by artists. The main theme is the genesis of creation. Librino is a peripheric area in Sicily where are living nearly 75000 people, 15000 of which children.
We are an Italian emerging outwear brand with a strong 0 waste DNA.
ZERO waste, gender and age as well as reduction of pollution and emissions.
CENTO% quality of the made in Italy, inclusivity, use of materials, sustainability and transparency of production.
Our design mission at ZEROBARRACENTO has always been centered on sustainability and zero waste. We work to expand this attention into sustainable materials and eco-packaging techniques through careful selection of suppliers.
Transforming a low-density school site into a vibrant eco-district through the design of new, denser school buildings, freeing up land for more green space, an educational garden, a pedestrian walkway connecting the neighbourhood, and a new nursery. The schools and their surroundings create a place for gathering and sharing, reconnecting residents with nature. The project is also a beacon of soft mobility, strengthening communication amongst the inhabitants and the green network of Brussels.
Beautiful architecture combined with social responsibility and a clear environmental focus is the basis for architects Okidoki’s innovative work in housing development. With Notuddsparken, all these aspects are combined in a housing project built entirely in wood. For this project, a new model for social sustainability was developed, called the Five Percent Model, which gives the commercial housing market the opportunity to take social responsibility and contribute to reducing segregation.
