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Healing Island is a project for the renovation of a hidden neglected green space located adjacent three of the most significant hospitals in Burgas, Bulgaria. For the annual traffic of 250 000 citizens, patients and their visitors, the new space uses recycled materials to provide an improved green environment, physiotherapy and emotional therapy zones, tactile park furniture made of natural materials, and solar infrastructure feeding into the lighting and the irrigation.

Transformation through reconstruction and adaptive reuse. High standards in working conditions from the period when Novkabel was a symbol of the city of Novi Sad, inspired us to design a space where those at work could coexist with green space and nature. Although the production halls of the Novkabel have negligible architectural value, we treated the first one as a monument, a reminder raising awareness of the times when Novkabel was leading the prosperous domestic industry.

POVTORNO is an online platform that aims to reduce the environmental impact of construction projects in Ukraine by connecting customers with suppliers of reclaimed materials, including demolition waste and war debris.

Ecologies of Hops promotes sustainable, rural livelihoods and imaginaries amongst hop harvesting communities. The province of León produces 95% of Spanish hops and is threatened by corporate agriculture which creates large amounts of waste. Under the premise that hop is more than beer, the project applies circular, biofabrication methods to promote a more regenerative agriculture and help rebuild connections to local agrarian traditions, landscapes and knowledge.

Design and creation of content in order to safeguard the traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) of a depopulated area in the centre of Spain. This ancestral wisdom has connected people and its environment through centuries and now is quickly getting extinct. Hence, this proyect protect this sociocultural and natural heritage as a need to save the identity of these villages and opportunity to develop good practices in order to deal with climate change. And especially, a tribute to these people

The Interactive Centre of Faience – Skarbiec Fajansu (a branch of "Browar B." Cultural Centre) is a place where the past meets modernity, and tradition comes alive. Embark on a fascinating journey into the world of ceramics and explore the 150-year-old history of faience from Włocławek. Thanks to the interactive spaces, which are adjusted to the age of the visitors, you can easily familiarize yourself with the rich history of ceramics from Włocławek.

Maramora is a platform that merges art and psychology to support mental well-being, emotional resilience, and community-building. Our mission is to democratize access to art as a tool for self-reflection, healing, and connection, ensuring that creative expression is available to everyone. In 2024, we launched the Maramora IOS App, the first art & psychology-based platform designed to help individuals manage stress and anxiety through simple art practices, mindful listening, and guided exercise.

The project is a comprehensive undertaking aimed at improving the quality of life of residents and increasing the attractiveness of the city. TLENOWNIA Social Activation Center as a friendly, attractive and safe public space, adapted from a post-industrial building - an oxygen factory. The project included the revitalization of green areas, creation of playgrounds, outdoor gyms and communication routes. The project was implemented to respond to the social needs of residents.

CLUST SPACE is a smart shelter for students at Ukrainian universities. This innovative space combines the functions of a shelter and a coworking space so that Ukrainian youth can continue their studies safely even during the wartime. The design concept meets the requirements for shelters from the State Emergency Service of Ukraine while being modern and functional. This space offers flexible areas for students, practical classes, workshops, meetings, sports, and recreation.

The building at Seepromenade 11 in Überlingen, dating to the 17th century, was originally an inn, later used as a barn before it was used as a restaurant. The renovation preserved its historic essence, integrating upcycled materials and furniture. The lakeside location inspired the design, enhancing the connection to the natural environment with thoughtful material choices and expansive views.