It is a local technological infrastructure that adds the advantages of digitalization, to achieve economic, tourist revitalization and social well-being of the population of the Onsella Valley, in the Altas Cinco Villas of Zaragoza. An area with a population density below 1.5 inhabitants/km2 where the largest population does not reach 60 registered residents.
The event Encuentros de Arquitectxs de Herramienta en Mano (EAHM) turn architecture into a collective and participatory experience. Over several days, local communities and professionals work together to build necessary facilities, fostering learning, the use of sustainable materials, and dialogue between different knowledge systems. More than just infrastructure, EAHM strengthens the sense of belonging, empowering people to transform their environment.
The Museum Bezau, located in Austria’s Bregenzerwald region, blends past and present through the extension of a 18th-century Bregenzerwälderhaus. Originally a farmhouse and a museum since 1920, the new extension restores and reinterprets the original typology, adding space for educational exhibits and illustrating how learning from existing structures can foster contemporary architecture, preserving heritage for future strategies.
Development of Roņu Street and improvement of the territory for the exit to the beach
A joint public-private social impact enterprise offering affordable, sustainable, and inclusive rental housing open to all, especially those who need it most.
House Shadow is an example of how reduced consumption of resources for construction, industrial circular economy, and minimalism can bring building and living back within the planetary carrying capacity.
The Crafts Development Centre brings together beginners and experienced potters to work together, share experiences and sell products, which will give impetus to the development of pottery. This institution hosts master classes, art therapy sessions for children, socially vulnerable groups and tourists, exhibitions of their works and art events. The Centre constantly employs master potters, painters and students of art institutions.
This unique knowledge water centre combines educational values with modern forms of exhibition. Hydropolis is also an exceptional example of revitalization of a post-industrial facility. The exhibition devoted to water is located in a 19th century underground clean water reservoir. MPWiK, as a Company of strategic importance from the point of view of Wrocław’s development, strives for perfection in every activity. It has a New Technologies Centre, responsible for cooperation with the scientif
b.a.h. transforms used shipping containers into sustainable, affordable homes for people with disabilities who lived in institutions. By repurposing unused public spaces, it offers dignity and social inclusion. This inspiring, scalable, eco-friendly model proves that housing can be innovative and community-driven—empowering vulnerable individuals while promoting circular economy. It can benefit the almost 900000 Romanians with disabilities (16000 still institutionalized in segregated centers).
The project aims to give workers and students of the city the opportunity to work and study in a natural ecosystem. All beneficiaries will become part of a community that aims to share experiences, knowledge and create activities aimed at raising awareness on environmental issues.
