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To accomodate occasional guests, the monastery community of Siloe, in central Italy, asked Edoardo Milesi & Archos to design a low-impact guesthouse, on a panoramic hill.
The eco-village in Senegal designed by TAMassociati will become a symbol of eco-modernity, proportioned to the technical, managerial, and agricultural self-sufficiency of local communities.
To build a rammed earth observation tower in Belgium, De Gouden Liniaal Architecten consulted with a number of experts, to create something strongly anchored to the environment.
Ecoweek Tilburg 2017, in collaboration with Avans University of Applied Sciences, promotes environmental awareness by organising meetings and design and construction workshops, through cutting-edge experimentation with age-old construction technologies.
The innovative bicycle by Daan Roosegaarde suckes in polluted air, cleans it, and releases clean air around the cyclist, also creating impact on the larger urban scale.
Jannis Ellenberger aims to keep climate footprint as low as possible and delivers its furniture directly from production plant to final customers all over Europe.
With energy efficiency in mind, Kristoffer Tejlgaard designed a temporary structure in Aarhus: a spheric dome that hosts a building for events, meetings and conversations.
Niko Kapa has been awarded the highest distinction in European Product Design Awards with the innovative design of an hydrogen-powered, zero-emission city car.
Conceived by the artist Giuliano Mauri in Lodi, the wooden structure hosts 108 oak trees – 60 cm high, planted inside the columns that make up the five naves.
The pavilion designed by Hung Nguyen Architect in Hanoi, Vietnam, brings the clean air back by setting a place for living plants, which can help detoxify the air.
All in one, Studio Goula Figuera created a lamp series that simultaneously provides ambient light and a structure for indoor plants for environments with poor natural lighting.
