Case studies

The renovation of the European Patent Office in Vienna integrates modern sustainability practices with aesthetic enhancements, utilising low-carbon materials and renewable energy systems to achieve energy efficiency and BREEAM 'Outstanding' certification.

The Botjio house in Madrid integrates energy-efficient features like thick insulation, natural ventilation, and radiant-cooling floors, ensuring minimal energy consumption and enhanced thermal comfort.

The project retrofits an existing structure from the late 1890s, retaining original elements while updating with a new roof and foundation, redesigned facade, and emphasis on sustainable materials and embodied carbon reduction.

A house in Vidrà, Spain, combines sustainable materials, energy efficient design, efficient construction practices, and a strong connection with the surrounding landscape. It prioritises low environmental impact, high energy efficiency, and cost-effective solutions while maintaining architectural quality and integration with the local context.

A 1928 house is being transformed into a cosy, energy-efficient home with modern insulation, triple-glazed windows, a PV system, and a heat pump.

The Olympic House in Lausanne, Switzerland, headquarters of the International Olympic Committee, recently achieved LEED Platinum v4.1 certification, demonstrating its commitment to sustainability.

A small, future proof suburban home, replacing a larger non-retrofittable house, with efficient rainwater management and gardening.

Henning Larsen and Ramboll's design embodies CERN's collaborative spirit, offering a space where nature, sustainability and knowledge intersect.

A nordic-inspired wooden school embracing environmental sustainability and innovative pedagogy.

The architecture and design firm Snøhetta unveils Vertikal Nydalen in Oslo, a sustainable, mixed-use building redefining urban living.