
From abandoned into Net-Positive buildings
We transform vacant or inefficient buildings into circular + energy performing living and working environments.
Vision
We believe that architecture and engineering have the power to reach a circular economy before 2050, where buildings give back more to the environment than they take away from it.


Architects of
Sustainability
Transformation
Innovation
Social
Circularity
Our strategy aims to transform under-performing and abandoned buildings into net positive multi-purpose buildings.
Sustainability should be affordable to all. We rethink the way we design at an early stage through high-tech and low-tech innovations.
We use a conscious design approach, creatively, in order to encourage interaction and collaboration for local communities,
Out-of-the-box thinking is key to close the loop. We constantly explore the local surroundings for opportunities integrate existing materials in our designs.
Net Positivity
Net-Positivity is our approach to push for maximum sustainability.
5 net+ strategies provide the foundation to each of our projects.

Produce more energy than consumed
Bring back more biodiversity & fertile soil
Keep materials in closed technological and biological loops
Higher air quality than before construction
Circular (rain)water management
Discover
From Abandoned Data-Center to Sustainable Housing
In the middle of a residential student complex, a 15-year old abandoned concrete block wrapped in steel panels is being transformed into 206 apartments for students.


An easy-to-construct DIY tiny house made from second-hand materials and shaped around the needs of its inhabitants.
Tiny House
Tiny House
Tiny-er Footprint
Solar Decathlon
Modular Office Transformation
Our world record winning entry to the Solar Decathlon Europe Competition 2019.

We work with
Our partners are key to the success of an improved built environment.
Without them, we wouldn't be able to change the way buidlings are designed.
We are always looking for new partners to join us on our mission towards a net-positive future.
Do you want to collaborate?