Our concept aims to find an immediate solution that can guarantee the safety and well-being of people with an emerging need for help. The choice was directed towards the design of a healthcare-type module that can be used whenever a timely response is necessary after a catastrophic event. The emergency situation in the city of Kharkiv due to the Russia-Ukraine conflict will be taken as a case study.
In our urban design project for Swinoujscie, we focused on addressing the city's cyclical tourism patterns and the long-term impact of rising sea levels due to its coastal location.We focus on two areas: the harbor-adjacent park and the spa zone, which are relevant to hotels and beaches. The southern island, Świnoujscie Karsibor, faces more severe flooding. We explore the interplay between nature and human intervention, blurring the lines between architecture and the environment.
What if you could listen to gypsy music live, restyle a 100-year old streetcar, have a 3-course meal based on local products, enjoy the countryside right in the middle of a bustling city, all in one place? Six young talents gathered at the Farmhouse Cascina Falchera, in Turin, combined a hybrid set of activities and interventions achieving an innovative, coherent and inspiring vision for local development: an eco-cultural third place open to the community and a model for the circular economy.
S.P.I.A.R. is a robot which does the same tasks as a tractor, but even better.
It runs on inexhaustible and non-polluting energy, it has no costly components which, after a while, would need to be replaced and, most importantly...
It's cheaper than most tractors available on the market and it does not require human supervision. It can successfully operate on its own.
I designed the project in the context of the surrounding development and tried to relate to local cultural, restaurant or residential functions and continue the unique atmosphere of local hipster businesses. In my analysis, I began to look at what was happening to the waste of local businesses and residents. Specifically bio-waste. Its about food decomposition cycle and context with insect
The objective is to develop a concept for a component reuse center in Cologne-Kalk. The aim is to promote circular building practices by defining specific uses, combining different functions, and integrating with the surrounding urban context. The design will explore the architectural and construction aspects of using recycled components, turning the center into a living lab for experimentation. Bauteil-ReUse Centre 01 is to become the prototype of a new, long overdue typology.
Establishment and arrangement of the Tășnad Urban Garden arose from the need to create a public space that would bring together members of the local community of different ages. The most ambitious goal of the project is to provide a change of perspective on the role of nature in a contemporary landscape. It aims to demonstrate that nature-based materials are not only feasible, but also provide an educational purpose.
Our goal is to create an interactive educational trail "The Path of Harmony with Nature" through the territory of the Gorgany Environmental Research Unit of Gorgany Nature Reserve, which would provide an opportunity to learn about the unique landscapes and biodiversity of the eastern part of Gorgany mountain range to people with disabilities.
Target audience: people with physical disabilities, children, anyone interested.
The project concerns the renovation and conversion of 12 duplex social homes located in the “new garden district” in Menen, built in 1954.
The project looks for new forms of living that enable different types of care relationships, focus on intergenerational living, accessibility and strengthen cohesion between residents and the neighborhood. The structure of the existing building is given a front extension to create space and acquire new relations between private interiors and public street.
