Projects followed over time, materials documented and a watch on the sector. We write about what we observe in the field, project after project.
Belgium is more than ready for the transition in construction, and it is not talked about enough.
In Louvain-la-Neuve, the renovation of the Odoo campus looks first to the existing building for its materials: the steel, the bricks and the glazed partitions are dismantled to be reused in the project.
Natura Mater teaches its Master Class in eight modules, from an overview of low-impact materials to the regulatory framework.
In Brussels, SKULT Studios brings a Pilates studio and a café together under one roof.
In Beersel, this single-family house illustrates a coherent approach to sustainable construction, in which the choice of materials helps both to reduce environmental impact and to improve indoor comfort.
At a time when buildings still too often tend towards an accumulation of technical systems, some projects take the opposite approach.
Granules of recycled cork stoppers, laid as loose fill with no supporting structure: circular utopia or genuine technical advance?
For 15 years, Gramitherm has been developing an insulation material made from grass residues.