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[carlobattisti]

La società biofilica

La natura salverà la nostra società. La società biofilica.

Imparare dagli altri, imparare dalla natura. Il primo Biophilia Camp. La biofilia è stata al centro della prima edizione del Biophilia Camp organizzato da Living Future Europe, un’immersione nella natura dell’Alto Adige in Alta Val di Non, lo scorso autunno, per apprendere e applicare i principi della progettazione biofilica, in un’esperienza che ha unito biologia e agile management,…

[michaeldemanega]

Grüne Fassaden und grüne Statik

Im Stadt-Grau ist das Grün an der Fassade eine zunehmen erfrischende Erscheinung. Insbesondere dann, wenn verschmierte Fassaden in vielen Städten die Regel sind und stark abstoßend wirken, weil irgend jemand davon ausgeht, fremdes Eigentum willkürlich beschmieren zu dürfen. Begriffe wie “sustainability”, “green architecture” oder “green engineering” werden heute international populär und zieren…

[gw-360]

KLIMAHOUSE - INTERNATIONAL FAIR FOR RENOVATION AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN BUILDINGS

Klimahouse 2023 - The international fair for renovation and energy efficiency in buildings takes place at the Fiera di Bolzano from 8th to 11th March

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[venetalink]

"Sustainability" is a real buzzword in today's world, and is central to the future of our environment, economy and society, which together contribute to promoting well-being and progress. ...

[franzrusso]

#klimahouse un giro in #realtavirtuale per scoprire il futuro della progettazione #Bolzano #igersbolzano #altoadige #vr #virtualtour #virtualreality #messebozen #bozen (presso Fiera Bolzano - Messe Bozen)

[adelaidemacario-blog]

A noi piace sorridere ai Clienti che ci invitano nel loro stand D25/08 @Wolfitalia #klimahouse #picoftheday #work #digitalmarketing #bioarchitettura @mtelematica #censimentimmas #personalbranding #caldaie #pompedicalore #gioppyrunner2016 (presso Klimahouse)

[dettaglihomedecor]

Energia da esplorare a Klimahouse 2017

[cinquecolonnemagazine]

Innovazione, dagli orti indoor ai moduli green: ecco le 13 migliori startup

Dai moduli multifunzionali green per pareti prodotti attraverso l’uso della stampa 3D e ricavati da scarti della produzione industriale agroalimentare, passando per una piattaforma che permette di azzerare l’impatto individuale sul pianeta attraverso missioni verdi, acquisti in negozi sostenibili e piantando alberi. Ma anche pavimentazioni ecosostenibili o prodotti antivibranti e antirumore. Sono queste alcune delle idee delle tredici startup selezionate per concorrere, nella categoria ‘Startup’, al Klimahouse Prize 2021, il premio riservato alla migliore realtà imprenditoriale emergente capace di offrire un prodotto ad alto contenuto innovativo, e che verrà consegnato durante Klimahouse Digital Edition, la versione virtuale della fiera internazionale per l’efficienza energetica e il risanamento in edilizia, che si terrà dal 27 al 29 gennaio 2021 in modalità online. Con un obiettivo preciso: pensare ad un futuro sostenibile e migliore per tutti.    «Anche quest’anno Klimahouse si riconferma un punto di riferimento dell’innovazione tecnologica nel settore dell’edilizia. Uno dei punti principali di questa edizione sarà la selezione e la presentazione di prodotti che nei prossimi anni avranno un impatto importante sul settore: vogliamo diventare la Guida Michelin dell’edilizia sostenibile», spiega Thomas Mur, Direttore di Fiera Bolzano. Read the full article

[ramveggie]

Abbattere lo spreco della lana, in particolare nel territorio dell’Alto Adige

Abbattere lo spreco della lana, in particolare nel territorio dell’Alto Adige

Lokalana vuole rispondere al problema, diffuso in Alto Adige, per il quale ogni anno vengono buttate oltre 60 tonnellate di scarti di lana. I ragazzi ideatori – tra i 19 e i 23 anni – propongono di utilizzare questi scarti per creare coperture e fertilizzanti per l’agricoltura, sfruttandone le proprietà. Si è concluso il 29 Gennaio scorso l’hackathon “Onda Z @ Klimahouse 2021”, organizzato da…

[giampavis]

Klimahouse Connects: Superbonus 110% - 1a puntata. Gli interventi tecnic...

[carlobattisti]

ILFI a Klimahouse. La scelta per un Living Future.

ILFI a Klimahouse. La scelta per un Living Future.

Manca una settimana a Klimahouse 2019 (23-26 gennaio), la prima con la partecipazione dell’International Living Future Institute e con un’ospite da non perdere, Amanda Sturgeon, CEO dell’Istituto e autrice del libro “Creating biophilic buildings“. Volete seguire la traccia del Living Building Challenge nei quattro giorni di fiera? Ecco dove trovarci:

Il desk ILFI in Fiera.

Come partner…

[stborean]

Klimahouse 2019 a Bolzano la fiera di riferimento nazionale

Klimahouse 2019 a Bolzano dal 23 al 26 gennaio

Manca poco a Klimahouse 2019 che aprirà i battenti a Bolzano dal 23 al 26 gennaio, proponendo le ultime novità per un’edilizia più sostenibile e efficiente da un punto di vista energetico e offrendo, come di consueto un programma ricco e interessante di incontri, workshop, occasioni di approfondimento, visite guidate, e non solo…

Fiera di riferimento a livello nazionale, Klimahouse 2019 dimostra…

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[franzrusso]

"You can say or do what you Like" #Buongiorno #GoodMorning #igersbolzano #Bolzano #bozen #hotel #albergo #igersbozen #gutenmorgen #klimahouse (presso Four Points by Sheraton Bolzano/Bozen)

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Return from Bolzano. • Adoro queste città del nord. Sono ben organizzate, curate e c'è molta neve !! • • • • • • #bolzano #klimahouse #return #trentino #snow #❄ #mountains #trees #igersbolzano #exploring #goexplore #vscocam #vsco #vscoitaly #vsco🍃 #travelawsome #italy #imatraveler #bestdiscovery #igersitalia #travelling #travellingthroughtheworld #discoverglobe #landscape #landscapehunter #letsgosomewhere #awesome_earthpix #fantastic_earth #snowlandscape (presso Bolzano, Italy)

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Indonesia | © Casa Ojalá Srl by Alessandro Parena

Presented at the Milan Design Week in 2019, Casa Ojalá is a bungalow designed by Beatrice Bonzanigo that allows its users to transform the interior configuration through a manual mechanical system. Prototype is currently under construction and first deliveries are expected by the end of 2020.

Casa Ojalá Technical Information

Architects: Beatrice Bonzanigo

Client: Casa Ojalá Srl (Beatrice Bonzanigo & Ryan Nesbitt)

Material: Wood and Steel

Type: House / Bungalow

Project Year: 2020

Technical drawings: Simone Dati | © Casa Ojalá Srl

Visualizations: Alessandro Parena | © Casa Ojalá Srl

Construction Photographs: Stefano Banfi | © Casa Ojalá Srl

The flexibility of the space is made possible by a manual mechanical system composed of pulleys and cranks, that controls sliding walls (made in fabric and wood) and movable floor and ceiling panels.

– Beatrice Bonzanigo

Casa Ojalá Images & Photographs

Africa | © Casa Ojalá Srl by Alessandro Parena

New Mexico | © Casa Ojalá Srl by Alessandro Parena

Greece | © Casa Ojalá Srl by Alessandro Parena

Stefano Banfi | © Casa Ojalá Srl

Stefano Banfi | © Casa Ojalá Srl

Stefano Banfi | © Casa Ojalá Srl

Stefano Banfi | © Casa Ojalá Srl

Text by the Architects

Casa Ojalá is a small, 27 square meter house with more than 1,000 interior configurations working in synchrony without ever changing the original structure and shape. It is designed to give guests a distinct and exclusive experience: control over their environment while deeply immersed in their surroundings.

Casa Ojalá has two bedrooms (one double and one single bed), a bathroom, a rooftop terrace, and a living space, all of which can be continuously transformed into one another. A bedroom becomes a living room, the living room becomes an extension of the bathroom, the house becomes an outdoor platform, etc. The flexibility of the space is made possible by a manual mechanical system composed of pulleys and cranks, that controls sliding walls (made in fabric and wood) and movable floor and ceiling panels. Built-in central furniture divided into seven slices provides essential functions (wardrobe, bedside tables, bookshelf, sink) and can be pulled out for use or hidden under the floor for storage.

Once assembled, as the house is controlled through its manual mechanical system, it does not need any external assistance. It includes a rainwater collection system and can be equipped with photovoltaic panels and systems for handling clean, gray and black water for truly “off-grid” locations. It is best suited for mild climates, but includes a bio-ethanol stove to knock off an evening chill.

Beyond the day to day mutations – fully controlled by the guest – nearly all of the surfaces: metal, wood, and fabric are customizable for each Casa Ojalá to recall local traditions and motifs. These options, combined with a choice in environmentally sensitive and sustainable fixtures and furnishings, allow Casa Ojalá to perfectly assimilate with its intended destination, unique as its owner and location.

Casa Ojalá is for the traveler seeking a new experience, one that immerses them in the surrounding nature, free from technology, yet without lacking the luxury of exquisite design and quality craftsmanship and the comforts of home in every thought-out detail. Casa Ojalá adapts to suit the needs of all who seek it out.

The full-scale prototype will be placed in the Italian countryside and made available to the press and prospective clients to experience in real life this fall. Site selection is in progress and will be announced in the coming months.

Casa Ojalá Technical Plans

Simone Dati | © Casa Ojalá Srl

Simone Dati | © Casa Ojalá Srl

Simone Dati | © Casa Ojalá Srl

© Architects

Casa Ojalá Image Gallery

Indonesia | © Casa Ojalá srl by Alessandro Parena

Alessandro Parena | © Casa Ojalá srl

Alessandro Parena | © Casa Ojalá srl

Alessandro Parena | © Casa Ojalá srl

Alessandro Parena | © Casa Ojalá srl

Simone Dati | © Casa Ojalá Srl

Simone Dati | © Casa Ojalá Srl

Simone Dati | © Casa Ojalá Srl

Simone Dati | © Casa Ojalá Srl

Simone Dati | © Casa Ojalá Srl

Stefano Banfi | © Casa Ojalá Srl

Stefano Banfi | © Casa Ojalá Srl

Stefano Banfi | © Casa Ojalá Srl

Stefano Banfi | © Casa Ojalá Srl

Stefano Banfi | © Casa Ojalá Srl

Stefano Banfi | © Casa Ojalá Srl

Stefano Banfi | © Casa Ojalá Srl

Stefano Banfi | © Casa Ojalá Srl

Stefano Banfi | © Casa Ojalá Srl

Stefano Banfi | © Casa Ojalá Srl

Stefano Banfi | © Casa Ojalá Srl

Stefano Banfi | © Casa Ojalá Srl

Stefano Banfi | © Casa Ojalá Srl

Stefano Banfi | © Casa Ojalá Srl

About Beatrice Bonzanigo

Beatrice graduated in 2009 from the Academy of Architecture of Mendrisio (Switzerland) under the guidance of architects like Peter Zumthor, Valerio Olgiati, the Aires Mateus brothers and Mario Botta.

After several work experiences abroad, including Sydney and Barcelona, she started to collaborate in Milan with her mother – Architect Isabella Invernizzi, who has more than thirty years of experience and success. In 2014, IB Studio (www.ib-studio.eu) was established, specializing in the renovation of farmhouses, villas, and chalets in Italy and abroad. The Studio won several prizes in the past years, including American Architecture Prize for a winery in Tuscany. A tireless traveler, a dancer and always seeking, in recent years Beatrice expanded the horizon of IB Studio to Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, and the USA in the steady pursuit of new inspirations and freedom of design. She has been invited to speak on architectural innovation at SuperYacht Design Forum in London, KlimaHouse Milan Camp (2019) and for HOMI fair in Milan (2020).

Other works from Beatrice Bonzanigo

Presented at the Milan Design Week in 2019, Casa Ojalá is a bungalow designed by Beatrice Bonzanigo that allows its users to transform the interior configuration through a manual mechanical system. #Italianarchitecture #casaojala #prefabrication #bungalow Presented at the Milan Design Week in 2019, Casa Ojalá is a bungalow designed by Beatrice Bonzanigo that allows its users to transform the interior configuration through a manual mechanical system.