Green Building

A new, innovative housing model, ‘Tiny Houses’, has been created to offer sustainable, mobile and affordable living

According to Gilberto Barcella, a specialist in reconstruction and building with hemp and lime, “biocomposites combine energy saving with confirmed properties of hygiene and sanitization”.

New hi-tech and super green farmhouses are born in the heart of Matera, where high sustainability, comfort and healthiness coexist to meet the needs of the contemporary real estate.

A pioneering project based on the technology and the patent developed by the Italian Gilberto Barcella including hemp, lime and symbiotic microorganisms.

As part of the 11th “building, dwelling, thinking” cultural programme to be held at Cersaie 2019, architect Anupama Kundoo will give a conference at 4:00 pm on Wednesday 25 September in the Architecture Gallery.

It is a 100% eco-sustainable Buvette, a space dedicated to visitors to the famous Ca ’della Nave golf course the object of the new project of which Italprofili is a technical partner.

La struttura coniuga elementi stilistici classici con sistemi costruttivi innovativi, attenendosi ai più alti standard qualitativi e a un consumo di energia bilanciato.

Earl Patrick Forlales, a 23-year-old from Manila, has won the RICS Cities for our Future competition with an idea that will help solve the city of Manila's slum housing crisis.

A sustainable model joins the philosophy of the largest brick producer, Wienerberger, involved in the recovery project with its eco-friendly materials.

Con lungimiranza, la bioedilizia è ancora una volta nel mirino dei percorsi formativi più attenti dell’ambito dell’architettura

The architectural project curated by the HAUS team includes the thermally-modified American ash for the coating of external and internal walls

Thanks to the program Microsoft Azure for Research, the Sapienza team of over 50 students and PhD students can use Microsoft Cloud Computing for free to design the prototype of the home of the future.

The futuristic project awarded in the category “Visioning” stands out among the winners for the use of a natural as well as unusual material: ice.

Toronto-based development company baukultur/ca just recently completed the transformation of a 110-year-old house into a contemporary, highly sustainable home

Energy efficiency is the crucial feature that made the project of FRANTZEN et al Architecten winner of several awards, because it is symbol of sustainable housing.

Colors, materials and structure are in tuning with the natural context, thanks to the attention of the architects to the surroundings.

The international building exhibition will be back in Bologna from 19 to 22 October with an edition devoted entirely to cities, infrastructure and land engineering.