LoopCorner transforms near-expiry food into a smart, desirable choice. Through a vibrant in-store corner and a rewarding digital experience, we help supermarkets reduce waste while shoppers discover affordable meals, save food, and track their impact — turning everyday purchases into a more circular way of living.
The Auchel public pool renovation transforms one of the most energy-intensive public buildings into a low-carbon facility. By recovering heat from humid air (Terrao), greywater (Greenheat), and using geothermal energy from the parking area (PowerRoad), the project turns wasted energy into a valuable resource. It cuts energy use by 52% (1,140 MWh/year) and 308 tons of CO₂ annually, while improving comfort and reducing costs.
Green Bin is a solar-powered container that shreds plastic bottles at the point of disposal, turning waste into a local resource. By processing plastic into flakes, it reduces waste volume by up to 5 times, significantly lowering collection frequency, CO2 emissions, and operational costs. Independent of infrastructure, it supports circular material use, making sustainable living simple, visible, and accessible to every community.
AFTER MATTER explores repurposing cellulose fibers from fashion waste into retail interiors and installations. With textile production creating 1.2B tons of CO₂ and 100M tons of waste yearly, it responds to overproduction and lost value. Blending craft and concept, it contrasts speed with slowness, and automation with handwork, transforming discarded cotton and linen into translucent, structural forms that reimagine waste as creative potential.
Set within the protected Zervynos ethnocultural village, where heritage rules guard the historic wooden architecture, the linear village plan, and its iconic panoramas - this project reimagines a traditional Dzūkija farmhouse for contemporary life. Blending craftsmanship, landscape, and modern comfort, it shows how sensitive design can breathe new energy into rural heritage while honouring its enduring identity.
Complete is a cultural and immersive platform that explores how technology can reshape the way people experience culture, products and urban life. Through 3D, AR and digital storytelling, it creates accessible experiences connecting creators, brands and communities. Born in São Paulo, the project proposes a new model of cultural infrastructure that can be expanded to other cities.
Material Agency by Architectural Appetite explores how reused materials can shape beautiful, circular spaces and objects. Through hands-on prototypes, design emerges from what already exists—transforming “waste” into value. By combining making, material intelligence, and collective processes, the practice redefines how we build, live, and relate to our environment.
A polluted stream in Dobra Voda, Montenegro is transformed into a clean, accessible, and ecological public space. The project introduces a 300-meter pilot restoration zone combining full clean-up, nature-based solutions, and a low-impact walking path. Designed as a replicable model, it demonstrates how small-scale interventions can restore ecosystems, improve everyday life, and strengthen water resilience with community support.
This project focuses on the Juvenile Educational Institution SC Logatec, examining how spaces of care affect the community’s perception of those within them. By exploring new forms of collective living and integrated services, the design fosters active participation in community life. The transformation positions public space at the heart of the institution, shifting it from a symbol of exclusion to a catalyst for public life, becoming not an isolated facility, but a place in its own right.
AURORA develops carbon-negative building components from local waste streams through engineered living materials and 3D printing. Grown rather than manufactured, these bio-based composites turn agricultural and forestry residues into lightweight, thermally efficient modules. Toward new regenerative construction practices that are circular, beautiful, and alive.
