At the OBA Osdorp library, twelve children from Amsterdam Nieuw-West built a bookcase for the neighbourhood following the concept of the Regenerative Modular Cabinet.
Kast der Kasten at OBA Osdorp: twelve children built a bookcase Read More »
Within the cabinet system, the shelves and closed compartments come in two standard widths, 30 and 60 cm.
Regenerative Modular Cabinet: shelves and boxes in 30 and 60 cm widths Read More »
For frames, panels and covers, the Regenerative Modular Cabinet offers six biobased material options, each with its own role in the design.
Biobased Design: six biobased materials for frames, panels and covers Read More »
The modular cabinet system of Biobased Design works with load-bearing frames in two fixed heights, 160 and 200 cm, which can be freely combined in pairs.
Regenerative Modular Cabinet: load-bearing frames in 160 and 200 cm heights Read More »
Seven pillars keep circularity broad: materials, energy, water, biodiversity, society, health and value
An overview of 60 metals shows how well recycling is actually organised. Some metals have mature recovery loops, while others are barely recovered or are lost in complex product streams.
60 metals at a glance: how well do we really recycle? Read More »
NVOX noticed the 7th edition of Binas because material impact received a visible place in the reference book. That is more than a publication milestone.
NVOX noticed too: Binas 7th edition in the spotlight Read More »
The 2021 submission to Binas was the starting point for making material impact visible in education. New Economy submitted additional pages to help students and teachers see that metals are not only
Where it all started: the 2021 submission to Binas Read More »
Temporary functions in vacant premises deliver a model neighbourhood around €46,000 in societal value against €34,000 in costs — every percentage point less vacancy is worth €16.70 per m² in housing value.
Temporary use of vacant buildings keeps the neighbourhood lively and property values up Read More »
Affordable rental housing brings diversity in residents and amenities; the Transform method calculates around €710,000 in societal value per model neighbourhood against €280,000 in costs.
