This project aims to identify a system of structures of co-working that can satisfy the needs and solve the problems of this type of spaces. Through a modular structure and easily re-aggregable in unlimited configurations, and flexible, through the use of movable walls, the entire system guarantees adaptability to any type of territory, allowing the declination of the design idea into the urban, lake and mountain settings.
“Creating something from the void”. The real void doesn’t exist.
How to create a public communal space without forgetting the memory of a closed site -part of the industrial heritage in town-, having only a few ground-level ruins, just tracks on the floor?
The proposal was such as a principle: it had not to be an imposed model, it had to be just a transformation, an evolution from that fake “void”, providing a reminding message of the old exploitation models of Earth's resources.
Fashion has never been done like this before. Production: 100% local and handmade by demand. Fabrics: 100% organic, toxins and pesticides free. Business: 100% sustainable, no child labour, transparent. Design: 100% original and affordable. Dive Organic is 100% love, devotion, hard work and innovation. We are creating a community that supports small, local, slow production, that focuses on sustainable future, ecological fashion and healthy living.
With its location in the heart of Stockholm, next to Sergels Torg and the Culture House, the S-Building from the building complex Sergelhuset has one of Sweden's most exposed facades. The framework is preserved and the new stone facade mainly consists of recycled granite from the original building. A design approach that maintains a high architectural level, looks back to history but above all protects our resources from a sustainability perspective.
The dismal site resulting from the careless demolition of a former convent in Vinaroz, a valuable architectural monument beloved by local residents, has been transformed into a garden. This was born from the archaeological remains, creatively upcycling the debris with a very low carbon footprint to evoke the historic memory of the building, aiming to restore dignity to the site and transform it into a place for meeting, relaxation and amusement, recovering a living space for the community.
World needs bold ideas and young people, who bring them to life. Suomu and MUTKU Design Learning Pedagogy provides tools for that. MUTKU is a collection of design tools for teaching and learning. MUTKU brings together design process, co-prototyping knowledge and creativity in a way that changes the way we see learning. MUTKU promotes learning by doing and gives an active and explorative role to the student. Students design their own learning and the teacher facilitates and inspires.
With its location in the heart of Stockholm, next to Sergels Torg and the Culture House, the S-Building from the building complex Sergelhuset has one of Sweden's most exposed facades. The framework is preserved and the new stone facade mainly consists of recycled granite from the original building. A design approach that maintains a high architectural level, looks back to history but above all protects our resources from a sustainability perspective.
Sweden's first Zero-CO2 building has been developed by the food store Lidl and LINK Arkitektur, through a pilot project for SGBC. The concept for the new store consists of several collaborative solutions that contributes to achieving the certification requirements, such as re-using waste heat, energy-efficient lighting, photovoltaic systems, and vegetation on the roof. In addition, eco-zones for insects and birds as well as charging stations for electric cars and electric bicycles were created.
A temporary entrance building for the saxony state exhibition created with a fully circular approach. Including the process of disassembly and the re-usage of all materials afterwards, the concept uses existing industrial goods and combines them into a building with an inclusive ramp system, to welcome visitors to the exhibition and lead them into the former assembly and production hall. Topics such production circles and recycling processes become legible as design-determining aestthetics.
A new district available to embrace and create new ideas and new artistic and creative expressions. A project that unifies social inclusion, entertainment, culture in all its forms, experimentation and sustainability, where new forms of collaborations are experienced every day.
