The opposite poles attract each other and the extremes meet one another. The Ture basin seeks to find the identical nature of the opposite poles. Contrasting two opposite geometric shapes in a sink where sobriety and elegance have a conversation.
The intersection of these two geometric figures results in a flexible, light, relatively large basin that fits both in spacious and smaller places due to its overhanged sinus.
Shipping companies struggle with empty container relocation. This means that some regions have a growing surplus of containers. What could be packed in those containers to reverse environmental degradation? Ecosystem restoration kits would be carefully developed for different climate and land uses. With the contribution of different industrial sectors in the European Union, kits could be produced, packed and then shipped in these empty containers, for extensive ecosystem restoration.
Initially the user experience was studied, especially the ways in which the hand could interact with the faucet, the mechanism and its geometry.
The resulting geometry of this study is what characterizes NOA with influences from the dials of classic hi-fi devices that was applied to the handle, because of their similarities in the way they are used and interact with the hand. Finally it was obtained an object that plays with pure lines and have a simple and pleasant style at the same time.
As sea level rises, coastal regions will change. How to decide what can be protected and what is to change? The European strategy for coastal regions will propose a design toolbox, to be adopted locally, and make sure that coastal regions remain cohesive, in different sea level change scenarios.
Rural Renaissance proposes an alternative strategy for resilient development, which calls for a revival of moral values, cooperation, tolerance, solidarity and restoration of environment. Rural Renaissance argues against clichés associated with the Slovak countryside, i.e. that it is old-fashioned, powerless and backward-looking and reintroduces it as a place full of potential and new opportunities, where people are able to exercise the right to maintain their locality in a democratic fashion.
A unique cultural facility, the central idea of which is to combine different fields of art: more cooperation, holistic development, synergy and the arts of collaboration are inevitable.
A splendid modernist building in Poznan, designed by arch. M. Leykam (1908-1983), erected in 1969. The dynamic horizontal silhouette, due to the overhanging upper floor and sequences of glass facades, makes the architecture very impressive, refering to the sporty character of the University. The project was aimed to give the building back its original architectural look and to adjust its thermal characteristics to the current regulations in spirit of enviromental protection and energy economy.
An educational refuge in central Vienna, has a potential of connecting the neighborhood and nature. The concept rethinks flexibility and its need of externally driven systems. Distancing itself from conventional planning, the building is conceptualized with no main organization. Achieving a unique interior by continuing the landscape within the building, the built and natural environments are seen as a harmonious whole, in which human movement and experience play a central role.
Handmade drawings are extremely efficient for making scientific culture more accessible.
From children to scientists, and from the development of animation techniques to their application at large scale in scientific museums, this long-term project extended drawing with new possibilities of transformations.
It was finalized with a PhD documenting the perspectives and the sustainability of those productions.
Our adjustable hydroponic pergolas provide firms, households, schools and municipalities with autonomous food production units. These low-energy consuming structures function in closed loop regarding water and nutrients and can be easily installed or dismantled.
Their set is accompanied by a regular follow-up from our employees, who also give educational sessions about growing fuits and vegetables so that the beneficiaries increase their control of the unit and their agricultural knowledge.
