Atelier BildauSebastian is a German designer and mass timber specialist. The interplay of sustainability, design and mass timber construction is crucial to his approach to Architecture and Urban Design. He worked as a Lead Design Architect at Provencher Roy Architects on two of the firms signature projects, The Sustainable Masterplan for the Technopole Angus Neighborhood…
read moreBeing part of the multidisciplinary process allows us to meet both specific needs from the municipalities and combining them with locally existing potentials to set up an action plan to prepare a solid basis to implement new building typologies.
read moreHumanitarianism and social consciousness should no longer restricted to civil society organizations nor activists. The human centered approach needs to be integrated into businesses to deliver value to people and planet in every function by prioritizing transformative social impact while ensuring financial sustainability.
read moreCultinova offer a range of support services for Cultinova365 and CultinovaEDGE hardware. From system design, software setup and configuration, process development support, SOPs and documentation through to compliance to standards such as GlobalGAP and B Corp, audits, pre-configured frameworks and custom integration we can help you get the most from your chosen package.
read moreGWT Gesellschaft für Wasser- und Wärmetechnik GmbH draws on more than 30 years of experience in the planning and execution of water treatment plants and heat engineering plants.
read moreUpcoming EU Taxonomy, ESG-criteria and all related changes to CO2-emissions lead to rethink potentials of low-energy-standards of existing buildings. Expanding the lifecycle of buildings by activating it for food production leads to effective productive and resilient cities.
read moreThe city of St. Pölten, in pursuit of its vision of becoming the fittest city of Austria, has aligned its strategic goals with the Smart City concept; urban food production asks for being the fourth column of it.
read moreThe Vertical Farm – a building typology which accepts the limits to growth, acknowledges scientific evidence, the intrinsic human drive for change to the better, the appreciation of life.
read moreWe understand the vertical farm as a structural element of the city. This new building typology carries the potential to rearrange linear material- and energy flows into circulatory ones. This intrinsically leads to an increase of the resilience of urban centres.
read moreVertical farms lead to • resilient cities - fulfilling Global Sustainable Development Goals • new services • activation of public spaces for market, trade, gastronomy and leisure • transparency in food production • transparency in the food production chain • healthy organic local produced food products • support for an energy optimized urban planning and…
read more