Case studies

A residential building in Zaragoza that applies the Passivhaus standard as a strategic prototype to generalise nearly zero-energy consumption in real estate development.

A tertiary complex that optimises orientation, envelope design and solar radiation control to reduce energy demand in an office environment in Madrid.

A contemporary library that combines energy performance, efficient use of water resources and spatial quality in a new-generation public facility.

Intervention on existing buildings in Paris that combines reuse, urban energy systems, and hybrid ventilation, with a primary energy consumption of 55.3 kWhep/m²·year.

Refurbishment of a historic industrial building in Brussels into a mixed-use scheme, prioritising material reuse, urban integration and energy efficiency with a primary energy consumption of 42 kWhep/m²·year.

CityGate I – Goujons advances the regeneration of an industrial neighbourhood into a mixed and inclusive enclave, comprising 35 subsidised dwellings and 1,500 m² of social and healthcare facilities, integrating passive-standard energy performance and nearly zero-energy building criteria.

An office building in Pune, India, demonstrates how passive design, orientation, and natural ventilation can significantly reduce energy demand in challenging climates.

The renovation of a shopping centre in Beijing reconfigures urban space through opening up to the exterior, landscape integration, and an architectural narrative based on light and local culture.

The conversion of a farm in Louvain-la-Neuve combines circularity, material reuse and modular design to create a social workspace with low energy consumption.

The transformation of a former garage space in Brussels redefines the use of the inner courtyard, integrating workspaces and green areas with a focus on reuse and social cohesion.