The experimental architectural study The Living Arch combines biology, technology and design in the quest for healthy and comfort-able spaces.

The Hydrogen Center Austria conducts research into the vision of a renewable energy system. Due to its versatility, hydrogen plays a key role.

This slender cross-profile column made of beech veneer is a striking example of the effectiveness of wood as a construction material.

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.

Der Boden beherbergt eine schier unendliche Vielzahl von Organismen, über deren Leben erstaunlich wenig bekannt ist.

This deconstructed furniture was designed by artist, restorer and exhibition designer Erika Thümmel. Positioned in the exhibition and discourse area of Space04, the furniture encourages visitors to pause for a moment.

Two solar cells, car batteries, a heat pump, hose and cable are combined by visual artist, architect, draughtsman and inventor Markus Jeschaunig to build a utopian machine that uses melting energy to turn water back into ice.