Sustainability
Integral by Ronald Lu & Partners
Inspired by the unique landscape of Guilin, a global textiles company is changing the traditional image of the industry by fusing advanced technology with conservation elements and humanistic architecture. Embraced by Guilin’s scenic natural environment, Integral is a place where people, technology, manufacturing and nature co-exist in harmony. Balancing sustainability
Furniture Pavilion S by ROOI Design and Research
Many exhibitors construct temporary showrooms without considering the waste and pollution caused by them.
Furniture Pavilion S by ROOI Design and Research
ROOI Design and Research has designed an outdoor pavilion to unveil a comprehensive and sustainable design solution.
Haycroft Gardens by Sarah Wigglesworth Architects
This is an energy-efficient multi-generational family home located on a neglected infill plot in suburban north London, designed and constructed according to Passivhaus principles.
Ori Seri by Scarlett Yang Design
Ori Seri serves to consciously minimise waste with radical hybrid design solutions in bio fabrication and generative design.
Araksa Tea House by Simple Architecture
Araksa Tea Garden is situated on the foothills of the rich forest of Mae Tang, Thailand. This boutique tea garden produces high quality organic tea.
Powerhouse Telemark by Snøhetta
Powerhouse Telemark is Snøhetta's 4th energy positive building in Telemark, Norway.
VALO Hotel & Work by SSA Hotels Oy / VALO Hotel & Work
VALO combines a hotel and office into one space in Helsinki, Finland.
Cardboard Ceramics After School Club by Store Projects
Cardboard Ceramics is an example of how Store Projects is working to help teach the next generation of designers to think, work, and create in a more sustainable manner.
Anandaloy by Studio Anna Heringer
Anandaloy aims to be an inclusive building in Rudrapur, Bangladesh, designed for people with disabilities.
Living Coffin by Studio Hendrikx and Loop Biotech
While most researchers had their eyes on the plants and organisms above ground, recent discoveries have shown that Earth's most crucial creatures live underneath us.
NomNom by Studio Philipp Hainke
NomNom is an ecological cutlery set with a biological coating. All pieces are completely plant-based and 100% biodegradable.
Common Sands – Forite tiles by Studio Plastique, Snøhetta and Fornace Brioni
Common Sands — Forite is a collection of recycled glass tiles made from the glass components found in discarded ovens and microwave ovens.
Tea Leaf Market of Zhuguanlong Township by SUP Atelier
The pavilion is located in the southeast of China within the Fujian Province and serves as a marketplace.
Notpla by Superunion
Notpla is a revolutionary, seaweed-based material and sustainable start-up on a mission to make packaging, as we know it, disappear naturally.
iQ Natural by TARKETT
iQ Natural represents the next generation of vinyl floors in the transition to a circular, carbon-neutral society.
Park Office InteriorWorks by Tétris
The clients' request was to create a future-proof sustainable office environment where they can invite clients in a casual and relaxed setting, where they can collaborate and educate clients and employees.
Mitti ke Rang (Clay and colour of clay) by the grid architects
Mitti ke Rang is a restaurant that facilitates the basic human need of socialising.
The Commons by The Invisible Party
The Commons is both restaurant and event space and part of the newly opened The Student Hotel in Delft, The Netherlands.
The Student Hotel Delft by The Invisible Party
The Student Hotel, a hybrid hospitality concept that merges student accommodation, hotel, co-working, meeting, and event spaces opened up a new destination in Delft, The Netherlands.
The Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design by The Miller Hull Partnership
The Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design at Georgia Tech was created to foster environmental education, research, and a public forum for community outreach.