Sustainability

Kengo Kuma's Great (Bamboo) Wall House from 2002 is revisited

A look back at Kengo Kuma’s Great (Bamboo) Wall House

Along a Beijing ridgeline, Kengo Kuma trades the stand-alone house for a living wall, letting the architecture follow the terrain. Using bamboo in articulated densities, the project turns a single material into structure, screen and atmosphere – binding the dwelling to place with a line drawn ever so softly.

V-ZUG’s circular thinking in practice

It seems to be human nature to think linearly. Time, chronology, forward and back, this equals that – but this two-dimensional comprehension is not going to solve some of the more pressing issues of our time. V-ZUG’s Head of Sustainability Marcel Niederberger is turning the linearity of production and supply chains into a wheel.

Bamboo in construction

Bamboo’s tensile strength unlocked

Bamboo in construction is a high strength and easily accessible building material, with potential to revolutionise sustainable building practices.

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