Zero Waste Germany is a nationwide circular economy model focused on waste prevention, reuse, and sustainable consumption. It combines advanced waste management infrastructure with community-based initiatives such as repair cafés, zero-waste shops, and educational programs. The model goes beyond recycling by addressing consumption patterns and product design. It is highly […]
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Holzmarkt 25 began as a grassroots project, where creatives, artists, and local citizens came together to shape a vision for a vibrant, open quarter—beyond traditional investor-driven development. The approximately 15,000 sqm site, formerly part of the Berlin Wall strip and industrial areas, has been transformed into a space for community, culture, […]
The CERC Boldești-Scăeni project in Romania represents a pioneering example of sustainable architecture and community development. Established as a social, educational, and vocational center for the local Roma and underserved communities, the facility is the country’s first public building constructed with straw bales, wood, and clay, combined with modern energy-efficient […]
Located in the Vauban district of Freiburg, Germany, the SolarHaus is a flagship example of how architecture can harmonize ecological responsibility with social value. Conceived as a public community center, it is built to passive house standards and demonstrates the potential of net-zero energy design. The building harnesses solar energy […]