freiland.wp.angewandte-milano

a green facade instal­la­tion that acts as a pro­tec­tive blan­ket made up of planters, mesh, and plants.

Pro­vid­ing a place for the native flo­ra and fau­na in our cities.

A mod­u­lar sys­tem con­sist­ing of ceram­ic ele­ments on a met­al struc­ture, that strives to shade and cool down the sur­round­ing air by evap­o­rat­ing water

The ‘Cooldown’ struc­ture works with nat­ur­al air flow in order to cool the air in the most ener­gy-effi­cient way.

A set of two couch­es placed next to a radi­a­tor to max­i­mize the warmth

Attach­ing greens on exist­ing build­ing mass with­out harm­ing the facade, while increas­ing the inhab­i­tants’ liv­ing qual­i­ty by bal­conies inte­grat­ed with the struc­ture.

To com­bine the inno­v­a­tive tech­nol­o­gy of organ­ic pho­to­voltaics (OPV) with a com­mon­ly used and time-test­ed mate­r­i­al, the cor­ru­gat­ed sheet

Rethink­ing city rooftops for solar pow­er gen­er­a­tion – mod­u­lar sys­tem in the con­text of urban re-den­si­fi­ca­tion

Dis­cov­ery of a dec­o­ra­tive ele­ment that embod­ies the ambiva­lence of archi­tec­tur­al orna­men­ta­tion.

An indoor solar pow­er plant, which can be retro­fit­ted or new­ly installed to every space.