Vision

The transformations of places, the construction of buildings and infrastructures, the set up of the cities, obligated the mankind trough the history with alternate events of adaption and/or environment modeling.

Today, in Europe, the building sector has a huge impact on the environment:

- Utilizes the 40% of nonrenewable resources

- Consumes the 45% of the produced energy

- Emanates the 40% of the environment pollution

- Produces the 40% of waste

The sustainable design, trough the appropriate use of the natural and artificial resources, pursue the following objectives:

- reduction of the energetic consumptions of the constructions in their life cycle;

- usage of materials, technologies and construction techniques appropriate to the nature and history of the places, to the expectations and to the required uses;

- closing of the cycles of the matter and the energy (materials, water, air, and so on);

- coherent usage of the technological plants;

- research of the better quality performances at the better environmental and economic cost;

- reduction of the waste materials;

- minimum maintenance (repairs and substitutions);

- recovery of the demolition materials.

Intervention sectors

Territory

- Land planning

- Instruments for urban planning – energetic planning

- Urban renewal

- Natural reserve parks

Environment

- Environmental recovery

- Naturalistic engineering

- Geology – geotechnical – hydrogeology

- Reclamation, renaturation and recovery of degraded areas and abandoned sites

- Environmental impact studies

Landscape

- Landscape architecture

- Urban planning

- Urban landscape design

Architecture and civil engineer

- Territorial and urban infrastructure

- Bio architecture

- Alternative and renewable energy

- Electromagnetic fields

- Intelligent building

- Energetic design

- Water cycle