The project proposes a new way of living together in the city, connecting human and not-human. "Ossigeno" is a system of biofabricated and bioreceptive urban furniture, realized in Additive Manufacturing, with the aim of increasing biodiversity in the cities where it is installed and improving air quality, thanks to the fixation of CO2 and the release of molecules of O2 by plants through the process of photosynthesis.
HopfON is tackling the construction industry's carbon footprint with a game-changing approach to sustainable building materials derived from hop waste. Ideal for insulation and construction panels, hop-based materials could significantly reduce CO2 emissions and resource consumption. Since most parts of the hop plant are not used for beer production, this innovation also presents an opportunity for cost-effective, closed-loop recycling. We aim to revolutionize both the building and agri sector.
Empowering communities by merging traditional agricultural wisdom with modern techniques, aiming to rejuvenate local ecosystems, foster social inclusion, and enhance biodiversity. A sustainable future where agriculture nourishes both land and people, embracing nature's balance
Hundreds of varieties of plants grow all around us. Some of them have pigments in their genes. In the past, they were used as the primary sources of colour for painting and writing. The techniques used to make them have been forgotten. From plants to printers is a printing research project that aims to revive this knowledge by harvesting dye plants from forests, gardens and food waste, extracting their pigments and creating inks that have a positive environmental impact on the printing world.
Seenergy aims to redefine the energy landscape by introducing innovative products incorporating generative energy systems into everyday furniture and household items. Seenergy's mission aligns with the growing demand for renewable energy by offering a sustainable and affordable solution for both residential and commercial settings.
EDUHUB is an educational hub that seeks to facilitate learning for young talents and professional reconversion for adults, designed to provide a platform for individuals to learn new skills, gain knowledge, and enhance their expertise. The HUB will include features such as curated learning content, interactive learning tools, expert mentoring, networking opportunities, and career services to help learners achieve their goals. EDUHUB is the place where learning meets creativity.
he Mallorcan coastline faces a situation of high vulnerability due to the rise of sea level, which causes impacts on coastal developments that intensify over time. Scientific reports on climate change provide predictions that allow us to be aware in advance of the risks we face as a society. The aim of this work is to open the public debate in order to rethink our territorial model and map out new paths for the future, ensuring the resilience and stability of ecosystems.
The project seeks to transform Danish building practices, and address the ongoing biological and ecological crises. Through means of manufacture; agricultural waste and renewable resources are repurposed into construction materials. This initiative not only encourages the shift toward low-emission construction, but also places emphasis on factors such as aesthetics, affordability and social equality.
Our goal is to create an operation on the last vacant lot in Świnoujście (PL) that will not be set against the surrounding commerce, but at the same time will not be a shallow attraction for tourists.
Putting the power plant in the middle of a tourist resort is not only a response to the context of the place and the energy situation, it is also a manifestation that a power plant can be integrated into the city centre and function as an element in the public space.
A Monastic Citadel, a Painful Prison, a Forgotten Fence, a Renaturalized Garden.
This is the faith of the Edifici Mondo, an architectural complex placed on the high historical centre of Salerno, as a hinge between the city and the mountain. Yet, decades of abandonment have interrupted their role in the urban fabric, imposing a condition of wildness and enclosure.
Re-absorbing the Heterotopia, its otherness with respect to the city, means to give value to the strategical role they could hold.
