Why choose bioarchitecture

Reducing the ecological impact of the houses and improving our quality of life: bioarchitecture can represent a solution to many needs of contemporary living.

Why choose bioarchitecture

Born in an innovative Germany at the end of the 70s, bioarchitecture represents nowadays a new approach to construction and urban planning

In an era when people are strongly taking into consideration their personal action as a result of a better impact on nature, even housing needs can also be revised in a more eco-compatible perspective.

 

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Nizza Paradise Residence, a Lugano

Nizza Paradise Residence, in Lugano

 

Which are the principles of bio architecture?

The traditional building model does not evaluate the environmental impact of the structures, often causing harmful results over time. Bioarchitecture seeks instead a harmonious balance between human beings, housing structures and the environment. It is a decidedly innovative approach compared to the schemes which were adopted until a few years ago, which enhances a new concept of architecture and a dynamic relation between climate, environment, social functionality of the buildings.

Many are the areas involved, from the connection between the building to the context to the protection of the ecosystem, from the use of natural resources to the design of flexible and adaptable buildings over time, with expansion or change of use. Without neglecting the widespread use of renewable energy sources.

Palazzo di BedZED

One of the buildings of BedZED, an example of futuristic bioarchitecture in the small south London district. It is one of the first CO2-neutral settlements (zero emissions)

 

The ideal home

According to the principles of bioarchitecture, the ideal home respects the context, the environment in which it is established, which throughout its life cycle ensures self-sustenance and greater well-being to human life. Dismantling is also planned in line with the principles of eco-sustainability and reduced environmental impact.

At present many homes are already following these principles: as example we can think of the passive house projects which through the materials used and a dedicated design, are able to self-regulate the climate in all seasons with minimal energy consumption.

 

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California Academy of Sciences

California Academy of Sciences. Designed by Renzo Piano, the Academy is named as the most ecological museum in the world that looks like a hill from above.

 

Results are visible at bare eyes

The new buildings built according to bioarchitecture - or those redeveloped following these principles - not only they offer innovative environmental performance, but also a style suitable for a contemporary aesthetic. Sober and minimal lines, clean geometries, large glazed spaces that let light and heat filter through, are all typical elements of an architecture designed for a new way of living.

 

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Mario Cucinella

The headquarters of the multinational 3M in Milan. Designed by Mario Cucinella.

 

The interiors approach in bioarchitecture

Even the furnishings are actively involved in a more environmentally friendly architecture. It would be appropriate to avoid glues, toxic coatings with formaldehyde which is present in chipboard, carpet and wallpaper. Therefore a good quality of the materials ensures not only a better aesthetic effect, but also a greater healthiness of the environments.

Floors play an essential role in bioarchitecture: the choice falls on wood, natural and warm, or terracotta or ceramic, which allow excellent environmental compatibility.

 

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Cotto D'Este Kerlite

Cotto D'Este Kerlite

Cotto D'este. Kerlite ceramics.

 

Guidelines for furniture

La posizione degli arredi può essere studiata per migliorare il nostro benessere: la testata del letto, per esempio, sarebbe meglio posizionarla a nord, secondo il campo magnetico terrestre. Nei letti sarebbe bene utilizzare reti a doghe interamente in legno e materassi privi di parti metalliche, per non interferire con il naturale campo magnetico.

The furniture layout can be designed to improve our well-being: for example, the headboard of the bed would be better positioned to the north, according to the Earth's magnetic field. In the beds it would be recommended to use entirely wooden slatted frames and mattresses without metal parts, so as not to interfere with the natural magnetic field.

 


 

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