Beitrag von SCOPE Architekten

In 2008, Hubert Rhomberg had a bold vision: to transform the way construction projects are set up and delivered, with a strong emphasis on sustainability and resource efficiency. Today, through the ingenious use of our timber-hybrid building method, we are turning that vision into reality and constantly improving through gained experience and repetition. ✨ Our story began with a research project aiming to create a repeatable building system for prefabricated, resource-efficient, large-scale buildings. The result? The iconic LifeCycle Tower ONE in 2012, a marvel that still showcases the potential of sustainable construction. But we did not stop there... 🌍 We have since left our mark on global projects like the Siemens Campus in Erlangen, the EDGE Suedkreuz in Berlin, and the Eunoia Junior College in Singapore. Partners from around the globe are joining us to build a greener future. 🌿🏗️ Our Managing Director, Rainer Strauch, has some great memories to share with you about our journey so far. #creebuildings #greenbuildings #futureofbuilding #timberhybrid #schaffenwir

The future of construction, the latest solutions that span the entire construction value chain – from planning to demolition, and even digital urban planning. Smart home technologies, security, data protection, energy-saving possibilities, and more. Circular Economy in the Construction and Real Estate Industry – offering insights and strategies to reduce emissions, accelerate project timelines, and design for recyclability. #smarthometechnology #circulareconomy #sustainability #futureengineers

digitalBAU in Cologne in February is fast approaching. digital-bau.com digitalBAU #digitalbau BAU München #BAUMuenchen #BAUInsights BAU Insights

I'm thrilled to introduce you to an innovative concept that could be revolutionizing sustainable living: Wikkelhouse. Wikkelhouse, derived from the Dutch word for "wrapping," offers an ingenious solution to the challenges of modern construction. Imagine a modular home made from high-quality cardboard, wrapped around a robust frame, offering durability, eco-friendliness, and a unique aesthetic appeal. Why is Wikkelhouse so fascinating? - Sustainability: With a focus on recyclable materials and energy efficiency, Wikkelhouse embodies sustainable living principles. It's a testament to how we can rethink traditional construction methods to minimize environmental impact. - Modularity: The modular design of Wikkelhouse allows for versatility in configuration and expansion. It adapts to diverse living needs and locations, making it a viable option for various communities worldwide. - Innovation: Wikkelhouse challenges conventional notions of housing by employing unconventional materials and construction techniques. It pushes the boundaries of what's possible in architecture and design. Now, here's where you come in! Corina Kummer is conducting a bachelor’s thesis study - and a survey - on Wikkelhouse, exploring its potential in Switzerland and how a go-to-market strategy could look like. Your thoughts can contribute significantly to her research. Would you spare a few moments to participate in the survey? Your valuable input will not only support Corina’s academic journey but also contribute to our collective understanding of sustainable housing solutions like Wikkelhouse, and whether they’d be an opportunity to further develop the field in Switzerland. Participate Now https://lnkd.in/eppaRKgx Feel free to share this post with your network. Every response makes a difference. Thank you for your support and participation!

Kaeser Ladepark⁠ - Competition entry 2023⁠. An insight into the possible future of sustainable mobility, road side hospitality and electric vehicle charging experiences. This vehicle charging park is the counter-design to the insincerity of global petrol station concepts that claim they meet the need for “fuel” at a local level in a holistic new way. ⁠ Designed to be a positive, enriching experience this design draws on all four elements. Here the architecture and landscape design go hand in hand to create the framework for a changed consumption model that is both economically and ecologically sustainable. ⁠It meets the essential needs to maintain effective flow of traffic, this leads the design of this concept to flow and move around itself. ⁠The removal of hard corners, the integration into swirling landscape and the continued passing of the people through this car charging designing encourage a feeling of lightness and flow normally unseen at roadside fuelling and rest stop facilities. ⁠ #HermannKaufmann #HKArchitekten #Holz #Holzbau⁠ #team ⁠#woodarchitecture⁠ #sustainablearchitecture #innovation #aternativeengery #ecars #futurevision #competition #creativity #sustainability #mobility ⁠ Explore this competition entry in more detail https://lnkd.in/dEUiAXUx

So geht Innovation!

It was a pleasure today to discuss some of our latest research at EDEK | University of Kassel / University of Kassel on sustainable digital construction with Bundesbauministerin Klara Geywitz. #edek #unikassel #sustainablearchitecture #digitalfabrication #computationaldesign #biomaterials #robotics

Toll! Highly needed. Is it BIM orientated, as just like concrete, CAD too, is history but sadly, architects still use them ... Some wise person said: Technology us just luke underwear... It NEEDS to be changed frequently, Otherwise, you lose your job, friends, even family... 1) Old school, in love with concrete...CAD https://lnkd.in/dUDtfENF 2) New, better, in many aspects...not perfect, but https://lnkd.in/dMZ3H4qY

FCL / FCL-G still a global role model for research on concrete and sustainable solutions for livable future cities

Berlin is considered a paradise for artists, but also for speculators. Open spaces, however, have long been disappearing. How can Germany’s capital remain worth living in? In an interview with ARTE magazine, Martin Henn (Managing Director and Head of Design at HENN) speaks about the greatest challenge in architecture: respecting what already exists and transferring it into the future. He states, "The question of how we can intelligently use and repurpose existing spaces will be a major task for us as architects in the future." #interview #bauenimbestand #sustainability #architecture