In Weltverschiebung, the desire for public space is juxtaposed with the growing economisation of what once seemed like endless outer space.

In Cradle to Cradle®, all waste becomes food in an approach that follows nature’s principle. Designed by chemist Michael Braungart and architect William McDonough, this is an eco-effective system in which resources remain in a complete cycle.

Lightweight ceilings made with the highly innovative digital process need 35 % less material than conventional in-situ concrete ceilings, which are usually the same thickness at all points.

The BIX Light and Media Façade consumes as much energy per year as an average detached house

Viktoria Zink draws selected organisms, in this instance found in a near-natural beech forest.

Once again, Manfred Erjautz manages to undermine presumed certainties about the means of the sculptural process.

With the help of the Limnological Institute in Konstanz, Sarah Bildstein analysed water samples from all over the world.

Austria has a wilderness area that is unique in Central
Europe – the Dürrenstein-Lassingtal wilderness area, home to the
Rothwald primeval forest.