"El Corro" is a collaborative artistic proposal from its own conceptual origin to its preparation and assembly for an authentic no place. An installation designed for inclusion that encourages people to meet, play and rethink public spaces and their multiple possibilities.
The idea is the design and installation of a bus stop, as well as the renovation of a sidewalk, behind the stop, in the center of Athens, to meet the multiple needs of users. Also, the aim is to differentiate the standard attitude through a sustainable and artistic design, as well as the artistic connection between them. There is a reference to stops on Akadimias Street in Athens, with emphasis on the need for change .
Our project is a cultural centre in Tartu, Estonia. It consists of a library, concert halls, art museum and rental spaces. The modular timber buildings are situated in a park and our concept is to disrupt the functions of it as little as possible. To achieve that, we made the roofs green and sloped, sliding the indoor structures under the corners of the existing park, which we left as is in the middle. The roofs are walkable and also serve as entrances to the upper floors.
Pilot installation of Solar Tiles product delivers novel ways of photovoltaic modules integration into the built environment which can deliver high aesthetic quality and visually enhance target building without introducing the negative elements to the environment.
At the same time, it serves as a validation site for Solar Tiles product, validating its functional and sustainability characteristics.This installation is the last step in development leading towards commercialization of the product
How to distinguish between natural and synthetic materials? The project Breathe IN Breathe OUT uses smell as a design tool to develop new aroma-active biomaterials to kick-off the yet to come world of circular consumption. The sense of smell is used to help the consumer to identify the raw material of bioplastics and to convey the material lifecycle with a unqiue smell. The developed fragances are an additional identifier of the material origin and applied in interior design and architecture.
Social Label is a movement that uses the power of design and communication to create new approaches to labour, learning and participating. Founders Petra Janssen (Studio Boot) and Simone Kramer (C-mone) design work activities that are tailored to the abilities and needs of workshop members, and create meaningful design so that people on the fringes of society can get involved in the labour market, and take pride in the attractive products they make.
Soblahovská street revitalisation is a realistic view into the future. We propose a site specific project connecting the qualities of the past, reviving the public artworks and connecting them with elements of contemporary and environmentally responsible urbanism. We are supporting the alternative ways of transport, reconstructing sculptures, reviving fountain and adding a free time activities for residents or visitors.
PAX is proposing an innovative system of governance that fosters a new a model of urban regeneration through social innovation in a heritage context. The rehabilitation of the patio-houses in Córdoba aims to restore the environmental values of the Mediterranean city and upgrade its historical characteristics in a contemporary way together with the citizenship: from its architectural value as a World Heritage site to its anthropological value as Intangible Heritage of Humanity (UNESCO 2012).
Our project is a cultural centre in Tartu, Estonia. It consists of a library, concert halls, art museum and rental spaces. The modular timber buildings are situated in a park and our concept is to disrupt the functions of it as little as possible. To achieve that, we made the roofs green and sloped, sliding the indoor structures under the corners of the existing park, which we left as is in the middle. The roofs are walkable and also serve as entrances to the upper floors.
Urban Attributes undertakes a colaborative synchronic research of urban areas within Andalusia, and also of local and globally relevant phenomena which during recent decades have determined and defined ways of generating a city (speculation, touristisation,proliferation of infrastructures, specialisation, overdevelopment, spatial segregation, etc. It includes the study of adjectives and nouns assigned to the contemporary city by various authors. A glossary of attributes has been drawn.
