Hy-Fi
Hy-Fi
- UrbanNext, July 12, 2017.
- 443 words.
- 000243
Designing Matter, Energy and sustainability, expanding design practices, No Density, Politics and economics, Project, Technology and fabrication, The Living, Urban Paradigms
Architect’s role, Architecture&environment, Architecture&nature, Biodegradable, Cradle to cradle, Designing Matter, Ecological agencies, Ecological design, Ecological researches, Energetic Approach, Environmental protection, Lifecycle, Low-energy building, Material experimentation, Materials, Natural materials, New materials, New York, New York City, Political & Economic Approach, Power of materiality, Project, Recycling, Renewable resources, Return to nature, Sustainability, Sustainable construction, Technological Approach, Upcycling, Urban Paradigms, USA, Utopian practices, Waste management, Zero-waste
Hy-Fi offers a captivating environment and a new definition of sustainability. In this project, we developed a new low-carbon brick, manufactured 10,000 units, constructed a 13-meter-tall tower, hosted public events for three months, disassembled the structure, composted the bricks, and returned the soil to community gardens.
2575-5374
Design Exhibition New Materials Sustainability New York, USA USA
Designing Matter, Energy and sustainability, expanding design practices, No Density, Politics and economics, Project, Technology and fabrication, The Living, Urban Paradigms
Architect’s role, Architecture&environment, Architecture&nature, Biodegradable, Cradle to cradle, Designing Matter, Ecological agencies, Ecological design, Ecological researches, Energetic Approach, Environmental protection, Lifecycle, Low-energy building, Material experimentation, Materials, Natural materials, New materials, New York, New York City, Political & Economic Approach, Power of materiality, Project, Recycling, Renewable resources, Return to nature, Sustainability, Sustainable construction, Technological Approach, Upcycling, Urban Paradigms, USA, Utopian practices, Waste management, Zero-waste
Hy-Fi offers a captivating environment and a new definition of sustainability. In this project, we developed a new low-carbon brick, manufactured 10,000 units, constructed a 13-meter-tall tower, hosted public events for three months, disassembled the structure, composted the bricks, and returned the soil to community gardens.
2575-5374
Design Exhibition New Materials Sustainability New York, USA USA