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"17 goals and a map" born to be a permanently revisable observatory framework of the SDGs taken to the scale of the territory. This project will grow the more voices compose it and with greater social return, in such a way that common expectations will be opened by consulting other references and understanding other voices. Participation in "17 goals and a map" allow exploring initiatives that transmit values to citizens, managing to build, among all, a future of SDGs.

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• We designed and build 4 Lushna Petite Cabins adapted to the local natural and cultural environment that elevate the offer of existing camping Koren to the level of the 4-star hotel - a safe, intimate and comfortable space where urban guests can explore and reconnect to natural environment.

Forno Vagabondo is a mobile social oven that travels through the Vallagarina Valley (IT) on an electric cargo bike to cultivate caring encounters and food network sensitivities through the practice of sourdough bread baking.

The oven stops in parks, squares, and little-noticed courtyards where city and countryside merge, to stimulate awareness for the multiple interrelations between humans, microbes, material infrastructures and many other earth creatures that enable us to make and share bread.

The Paolo Cascone’s Master Class has been developed in the frame of the Advanced School of Architecture directed by Pierre-Alain Croset at the Politecnico di Milano. This with the aim to bridge a social design agenda with an ecological construction and digital manufacturing approach. Therefore, 20 students from 16 different countries have been working for 8 intense days in translating the needs of the Bollate’s prison detainees for a more performative sport space in the form of an open-air gym.

Sancoins old school was disused for years and no projects happens. Foncière Chênelet and the electives decided to create an intergenerational and ecological social housing residence to answer major issues of the territories especially housing precarity, the elderlies and inadapted houses. With Palabres architectes, Foncière Chênelet renovate the building with ecological and circular way. Works was done by local businesses and unemployed people.

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Finding answers to the urgent crises of our time requires an honest discussion between different disciplines – arts, science, technology and society. Our podcast acts as a platform where we can invite experts to share their knowledge on how to tackle these issues through aesthetic, sustainable and collaborative solutions. The 2nd and 3rd seasons of the podcast were released during the autumns of 2020 and 2021 respectively. These 12 episodes discuss themes related to sustainable architecture.

re:Mix is a kitchen mixer that blends smoothies, sauces, soups, nut butters, coffee, desserts or even cocktails. It’s fun to use, as you’re creating recipes directly in the canning jars you have at home. It is designed to be loved, repaired and upgraded forever. It fits your style and kitchen by being customizable. It is made ethically and locally in Berlin, and open-source.

Restaurant 0 is a pop up space designed for an Estonian TV show with the aim of using the design to raise awareness of the ecological footprint of the construction industry.

The temporary restaurant, which seats 12 guests, was built within 7 days into the ruins of a 19th-century building complex in Southern Estonia. The studio kuidas.works proposed a conceptual centerpiece for the occasion – a 15-ton rammed earth table.

Pombonne is an original public landscaped park in Bergerac, designed as a mosaic of natural spaces and habitats to connect the people to a more natural environment. Its facilities combined with the ecological and sustainable management of the site and the creation of events and mediation workshops, have led to a multidimensional approach to the natural heritage of this unique park, based on affect, knowledge, citizen participation and transmission.

Polycare has been innovating in material science, manufacturing and architecture since 2010.

First the target was to create an efficient and superior building material that can substitute cement concrete by using other filler materials such as industrial waste streams or desert sand and more efficient binder technologies. Out of that, a Lego-like building block system was developed. To proof its circularity abilities, a 5-year old building was dismantled to re-build a complete new office space.