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Synchronizing performance

Day 3

Dubourget - Let’s work on it!

Day 5: Final Presentations and Feeling relieved!

Day 5: Final Presentations and Feeling relieved!

Boddupalli - The final day is here and how!

Sunflower inspired multifunctional area

Rákos - This installation is a great place to chill before/after school and it is also contributing to the…

Day 4

Laure - the day before the final presentation...

Draining groundwater

Draining groundwater

Dilasser - Groundwater is a hidden resource for our system. If we make a smart use of the basements of the…

Availability of Rainwater

Availability of Rainwater

Dilasser - Rainwater is a local resource we should harness to provide potable water in our building. But it is…

First project introduction

First project introduction

Andreas Belderbos - Report on the intermediate project presentations on 20th of March.

MAIN ADVANTAGES of SOLAR THERMAL ENERGY

Nulli - The main advantages to using solar thermal energy respecting life’s general principles are many.

Heating thanks to Earth and Water.

Heating thanks to Earth and Water.

Giacomo - Geothermic energy: hot water from the soil to heat the building through radiating panels below the…

Day 3 Most exhausted day!!!

Day 3 Most exhausted day!!!

Yang - We keep working from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. It has been a long journey from the topic "Water" to…

Group reporting system

Group reporting system

Koelman - Here we describe the design of a reporting system that increases interaction, exchange of ideas and…

Biomimetics - Planning and Design, Day 3

Biomimetics - Planning and Design, Day 3

James Shirley - The first day of full fledged planning and designing of the Shelter aspect of the Bio-inspired…

Energy Storage II

Energy Storage II

Coux - Here are the first conclusions about energy storage we arrived to, after three days, we will use…

Day 4

De Turck - In our fourth day of Athens, we have strived to come to a conclusion on our designs. An inspiring…

Potable water vs. Non-potable water

Potable water vs. Non-potable water

Chacon - The water needed for the entire building could hardly be provided by rainwater only, also if rain…

Day 3

Laure - Discussions with the other teams

Gathering water

Gathering water

Dilasser - On Wednesday 20, our group made his first presentation about the main functions our water system…

Day 3

Day 3

Chacon - According to our specific assignment each group have different objectives in mind, but at the end…

Day 3

De Turck - It was the most intense day of the Athens programme so far. We faced a lot of challenges, shared a…

Day 3: Of Group Work and Garrulous Discussions

Day 3: Of Group Work and Garrulous Discussions

Boddupalli - A day choc-a-bloc with the planning of our designs. Assembling and dismantling several ideas and…

Day 2

Maccagni - Share ideas

Of Waste Recycling: Immediate rewards as a solution

Of Waste Recycling: Immediate rewards as a solution

Dubourget - Rethinking Recycling in a way such that it always appeals to the masses. Where positive motivation…

Of Nature and New construction materials

Of Nature and New construction materials

Brunone - Plastics. Metals and Glassware often dumped in trash, can often be processed to be excellent…

On water sewage treatment

On water sewage treatment

De Turck - Nature provides us with an unimaginable number of lessons on how to treat our sewage water. We want…

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