At our company, the SMART GRID project aligns with our Green and Solar Design philosophy, emphasizing sustainable solutions for the building sector. Leveraging solar energy and incorporating greenery into buildings, the project reduces environmental impact and enhances thermal comfort. Overall, SMART GRID reflects our commitment to sustainable development by integrating innovative technologies and nature-based solutions to create greener, more resilient urban environments.
It’s time to change the way we build! The proliferation of plastics in the oceans is alarming, but containment since 2020 also shows the importance of comfort in our homes, especially in cities undergoing tropical growth. To avoid an energy crisis, architecture must prioritize climate comfort and collective efforts. AI should be used to optimize existing practices, not as a miracle solution. Let’s adopt sustainable strategies for our planet and look to our future responsibly.
It is one of the essences of life. Its composition and texture depending on the place and the cultures have given rise to several architectural typologies. Always in close and direct connection with the physical environment. The interpretation that humans make is a pure and direct expression of the societal affirmations in which it is integrated. These visible artifacts from a forgotten past must be reclaimed, much more than heritage, teach a lesson about what sustainable architecture is. Office, and recreated space for a design brand, play with mud, for a sustainable work environment – working space has to be reinvented, to feature well-being beyond productivity.
Each element of the architecture is recognizable because of its function; nevertheless, visual originality arises from the whole: the truth. Only it could not be tangible without the effect of the proportion, it is exactly the case in the meeting. Grass Field architecture incorporates the arts that high light the symbols, myths, and common beliefs of populations. They reflect a political, spiritual, and architectural homogeneity on the scale of the territory, dense and populated. The architecture of the peoples of the forest is dependent on the constraint of ecological environments with regard to the techniques that are tested. It is an environment whose mysticism encourages architectural modesty. Immersed in lush and dense vegetation, the frame is made of fibers and visually merges with the plant canopy on the scale of the undergrowth.
The Biyem-Assi hospital, originally designed for a projected population of 4.4 million by 2030, has been renovated to meet the needs of a cosmopolitan community in socio-economic, land and demographic crisis. Its modular, scalable design, with an aesthetic reminiscent of hilltop villages and a judicious use of solids and voids for ventilation and natural lighting, is complemented by specialized spaces integrating renewable energies and new technologies to extend sanitary coverage
Our body is our greatest tool. Tools, as ephemeral as it is sacred. Vector of a history and bearer of an identity and heritage. Through this collection, we project it and accommodate it in continuity. An orthopedic shoe for health. Healthy materials for durability. A rooted identity for continuity. LHIRO, a collection of office furniture a dialogue between biological and cultural heritage.
Locally available materials: Reduce export and travel costs by using in situ resources.
Beyond convention: Rethinking spatiality for resilience and alignment with the resilience while optimizing comfort.
Modern icon: Eco-villas that combine tradition and innovation for a sustainable way of life and innovation for sustainable living.
Resilient heritage: Building homes that honor diversity promote well-being and celebrate cultural heritage
Our first step should prioritize biophilic design and the integration of natural elements. Utilizing natural and local materials such as bamboo for a parametric design pergola can provide sun shade and dynamically reshape the space with moving shadows and motion. With a lack of recreational spaces in cities exacerbated by the pandemic, it’s crucial to capitalize on available opportunities. Incorporating rooftop areas to offer additional outdoor space can be managed exclusively for the building during crises, while also considering functional connections from roads to extend the cities-for-people lifestyle.
A Multi-Purpose Building Design
Seamlessly blends communal identity with economic independence, aligning with Cameroon’s 2035 emergence program. With a focus on biophilic principles and iconic aesthetics, the design emphasizes functionality inspired by nature and cultural symbolism. The project aims to create a distinctive architectural landmark embodying reliability, uniqueness, and cultural resonance, while promoting sustainability and serving as a model for future development, symbolizing progress and cultural heritage through the fusion of tradition and innovation.
Redefining Eco-Living
Inclusive Fusion: Harmonizing Matakam, Mofou, and Moundang architectures for inclusive spaces.
Beyond Convention: Rethinking spatiality for resilience and alignment with SDGs and cosmogony.
Modern Icon: Crafting eco-villas that blend tradition with innovation for sustainable living.
Resilient Legacy: Building homes that honor diversity, promote well-being, and celebrate cultural heritage.
Fractal-driven design for mathematical precision, cultural resonance, optimized connectivity, adaptive resilience, and aesthetic harmony. Aimed at achieving complete autonomy, self-manageability, ant fragility, and alignment with all related Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The scarcity of resources is pushing to build industry to go toward fining circular approaches. Approaching the world changers center, an incubator of possibilities for the training of youth, the objective has been to provide the FBI with a dynamic center that optimizes resources while being independent in inputs..! To integrate this vast program (health, basic education, urban laboratory, management faculty, leadership training, business incubator housing …) we opted for the integration of the masses in a micro-climate and a biophilic approach emphasizing the use vegetation, which improves, thermal efficiency (air conditioning and use of biomass for biogas).
