Greenfibra Labs is the European cradle for creating novel materials for packaging, marketing and communication extracted from plant fibres with one goal: Developing honest, natural, recyclable fiber-based solutions for tomorrow's generation: GREEN-PACKAGING & GREEN-COMMUNICATION. The huge challenge to honestly meet the requirements for a circular economy in Europe. Companies need to be supported in both the professional and the aestethic dimension.
Integration of the creative scene focused to test the reutilization of the unused industrial heritages spaces as cultural centers:a starting point to show how old industrial heritage transformed into cultural centers could be a starting point for development of the industrial areas,municipalities,and regions in CE.The pilot actions included exhibitions,cultural events and creative workshops,with the intention to reach the local community,a critical mass of creative actors and foster cooperation
Sustainable lifestyle is important for most people which is why I created my awareness raising,
knowledge-experience based activity that helps us to assist with the social responsibility of
events and festivals as well as educate about that through programs at schools and
kindergartens. Specially prepared climate and environment conscious tools educate the
participants in a playful way about environmentally sustainable social behavior.
Väveriet i Uddebo is a mix of actors and activities under the roof of a building that used to be a weaving mill. The property has by new activities regained its meaning for the village's identity and works as a venue for both work and social life. The development is made possible by gentle, step by step and conscious renovation of the building as well as development of the outdoor environment, and all work is made in close collaboration between property owners, local actors and tenants.
BKM Nonprofit Zrt. participated as a partner in the URBforDAN project - “Management and Utilization of Urban Forests as Natural Heritage in Danube Cities”. The aim of the project is the long-term, sustainable management of urban forests, i.e. how to reconcile the economic, social and cultural roles of forests, while ensuring that their natural biodiversity is preserved and contributing to the sustainable development of cities. Our project was implemented in Budapest II. district, Szép Valley.
How can migrants and refugees exercise their right to be "Hosts" and not be bound by their expected role as eternal guests in their new communities? What is the symbolic and practical role of the Living Room in the European multicultural society today? This project transforms the Living Room at the intersection between the public and the private into a space of self-representation for people who feel unrepresented by the dominant spaces and discourses in the public realm.
A unique sustainable and integrated “Urban Living Room” as a new multifunctional city model. A continuous inclusive space for citizen´s life.
The simple idea, for the architectural contest, was to reverse the concept of the city, based on the vehicle (six car lines), and transform it into a new model of integrated urban planning.
The project aims to enhance the unique quality of the Mediterranean cities, integrating private and public activities, giving citizens participation in their future
Female Founders House frames a unique office community for entrepreneurs, investors, and other stakeholders, who share a desire to support female founders and promote diversity in the Danish business sector. The house is created with the vision of establishing an office community, where entrepreneurs can exchange experience across genders, ethnicity, age, professions etc. and help each other grow. In order to meet the great demand from especially female founders the house needs to be scaled.
What has an office building in the capital got to do with permaculture? Or office workers with planting, composting, rainwater harvesting, or the roots of a goat's beard? Nothing and everything. Grapoila Permaculture is a unique initiative in Hungary to revitalize a neglected, desertified area around an office building in a permaculture approach. The area thus regenerates faster, provides food, serves as a resting area, and as an ever-changing educational base due to the seasonality.
Blade Made is a circular economy strategy by Superuse where the waste flows of the wind energy sector are transformed into public furniture like seating, playgrounds, bus stops and more. This specific example shows the application of urban furniture in Rotterdam. By reusing the materials of the renewable energy production carbon emissions are reduced up to 90% compared to a standard solutions. The blades have been painted in rainbow colours to create a LHBTIQ+ monument, together with the users.
