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Socially responsible construction is much more than an architectural task; it is a social mission. When discussing sustainable architecture today, we must not limit ourselves to energy efficiency or material cycles. Ultimately, it is about how we want to live together. Housing in particular makes it clear that architecture is not neutral. It can create spaces that promote community, or it can cement structures that encourage loneliness and social inequality. Unfortunately, ma

Continuation of the examination of the aesthetic effects of sustainable construction.

The aesthetics of architecture is a complex and often subjective topic. Architecture not only serves a function, but also influences our perception of space, cities, and the environment. But what impact does sustainable construction have on this perception?

A lot of energy is used to meet the increasing demand for living space. Larger living spaces require more building materials and more...

A report with some photos of the BUILT ENVIRONMENT exhibition.