The Mimmik tile: growing architecture from bacteria
For more than two centuries, making cement has meant burning: burning limestone at furnaces that reach well over 1000° C, […]
We hear a lot about Sustainable Design, sometimes too much and often not rightly. In this section, we have set ourselves the task of showing you truly sustainable design projects, which take into account the materials used, the production processes and their contribution to a truly circular economy, capable of reducing the environmental impact.
For more than two centuries, making cement has meant burning: burning limestone at furnaces that reach well over 1000° C, […]
In design – as in every field – the most relevant innovation is often invisible. It does not appear (only) […]
What do we search in a bathroom? The question tends to return the same set of priorities – efficiency, hygiene, […]
The European textile industry discards millions of tonnes of production waste each year. Pulvera, a startup from Brianza, and Cooloo, […]
Lucas Muñoz Muñoz‘s practice could be summed up in a simple, innocent question: if the material is already here, why […]
“Waste is not a problem to hide, but a resource to explore.”This reflection from Payam Askari is the driving force […]
There are countless ways and tools to tell stories. A story can be stepped on with pointe shoes, it can […]
There’s something deeply primal in the way SUPER RAT works with natural materials: every surface seems to hold a memory […]
Single-use packaging has quietly become one of the most widespread by-products of contemporary consumption patterns, reflecting a culture increasingly shaped […]
Transforming a historic rural typology into an architecture that is both iconic and disarmingly simple, Under the Reed Roof by […]
What if a sustainable building didn’t just avoid harming the environment, but actively functioned as an ecosystem in its own […]
Anytime you open a shipping box, use a bicycle helmet, or sip coffee from a takeaway cup, you will almost […]