Build a school on a busy site in record time.
Offer children the most qualitative living spaces possible
Make this school a model of sustainable development due to its construction method entirely in wood.
Construct a very contemporary building in a classified heritage site to be respected by highlighting the existing wooded spaces
Build a school on a busy site in record time.
Make this school a model of sustainable development due to its construction method entirely in wood.
offer children the most qualitative living spaces possible
Construct a very contemporary building in a classified heritage site to be respected by highlighting the existing wooded spaces
Art for All ry is a community of artists that aims to strengthen collaboration in the fields of art and culture. The organisation has been started by art students and alumni from both the University of the Arts in Helsinki and Aalto University. Art For All is organizing an art festival that brings together young artists. The festival will be organized 20-22.8.2021 at the Malmi airport hangar in Helsinki. Festival features pieces from performing arts to installations and audiovisual works.
Since the end of the 19th century, the railway has been significant for the development and integration of European countries. Therefore, the first railway bridges and viaducts are essential parts of the European industrial revolution and outstanding examples of developments in civil engineering. With an innovative and sustainable rehabilitation concept, the Laufenmuehle Viaduct could be preserved as part of the modern infrastructure and protected from future impacts caused by climate change.
Right next to a babbling creek in an old gunpowder factory is our workshop. We call it “Oficina do Erro”, which stands for “Workshop of Mistakes” but also something like “Workshop of Roaming”. We fearlessly and proudly learn from mistakes and encourage a wandering mindset.
Here we err and make and share. Here we meet people and teach them to build things with their hands. Here we care for the insects, plants, and birds, and here we inspire the community.
Here we welcome everyone.
Emptiness as an opportunity. The impassable buffer zone can become the trigger for a new unification. Inside the island of Cyprus, especially in Nicosia, the last divided capitol in Europe, the buffer zone area, under the control of the United Nations from 1974, can retuern to be a meeting point of different cultures as in the past when the city was united and was peacefully multiethnic before the political conflict created the division between north and south part of the island.
MAYRIT bienal is a platform dedicated to the advancement of contemporary architectural and design practices taking place in the city of Madrid in spring of 2022.
Our multi-venue event aspires to engage with the city’s infrastructural geological and ecological identities. A connected and rooted network of national and european architects and designers becomes the bedrock for a project which aims to consolidate and validate the work of an upcoming generation of experimental creatives.
MTWO is a 6D digital platform for the sustainability of the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industry. It is the world’s first digital construction platform equipped with AI integration that connects 3D design model with 4D project time, 5D cost, and 6D sustainability. Teams can first build the entire project lifecycle virtually, the physical construction then follows the virtual building process, improving sustainability and productivity while reducing waste.
Nowe Żerniki is a holistic pedestrian-priority housing estate drawing on Werkbund traditions, with a complete range of affordable social services and accesible public spaces powered by sustainable technical infrastructure. It is an urban space based on the idea of inclusiveness with a community centre and a local market, a nursery, kindergarten, school and a doctor’s practice. It's concept was developed by interdisciplinary cooperative of many groups of architects, investors, and residents.
Can we save the world with theatre?
We believe we can. 15 new Slovak eco-plays, an international conference, expert discussions on topics related to climate change, eco-dramaturgy or sustainability issues in theatre, involvement of Slovak actors and actresses in online reading sessions, premieres, and, ultimately, the publication of “An Atlas of Theatre Plays”, a book printed using only environmentally friendly materials.
We are still not ready to stop. So, the question is: will you join us?
