EcoLogicStudio specialises in biotechnology for the built environment
EcoLogicStudio is a London-based architectural and urban design firm founded by Claudia Pasquero and Marco Poletto in 2005. The studio is known for its innovative approach to sustainability and ecological design, and its work spans across multiple scales, from small-scale installations to large urban planning projects.
EcoLogicStudio integrates biotechnology, digital fabrication, and ecological engineering into their design process to create environmentally conscious and sustainable architecture and urban systems.
They have developed a concept called "BioTechTonic," which combines biodesign and robotics to create self-sustaining ecosystems that actively reduce CO2 levels.
Their "Urban Algae Folly" project explores the potential of algae as a renewable resource for urban environments, using it to create a self-sufficient bioreactor facade that purifies the air and generates energy.
EcoLogicStudio also works on circular economy strategies, such as their "Mushroom Farm" project, which repurposes coffee waste as a growing medium for mushrooms, creating a closed-loop system that reduces waste and produces food.
The studio has received numerous awards for their sustainable design work, including the AIA Innovation Award, the Architizer A+ Award, and the Red Dot Award.
EcoLogicStudio is a London-based architectural and urban design firm founded by Claudia Pasquero and Marco Poletto in 2005. The studio is known for its innovative approach to sustainability and ecological design, and its work spans across multiple scales, from small-scale installations to large urban planning projects.
EcoLogicStudio integrates biotechnology, digital fabrication, and ecological engineering into their design process to create environmentally conscious and sustainable architecture and urban systems.
They have developed a concept called "BioTechTonic," which combines biodesign and robotics to create self-sustaining ecosystems that actively reduce CO2 levels.
Their "Urban Algae Folly" project explores the potential of algae as a renewable resource for urban environments, using it to create a self-sufficient bioreactor facade that purifies the air and generates energy.
EcoLogicStudio also works on circular economy strategies, such as their "Mushroom Farm" project, which repurposes coffee waste as a growing medium for mushrooms, creating a closed-loop system that reduces waste and produces food.
The studio has received numerous awards for their sustainable design work, including the AIA Innovation Award, the Architizer A+ Award, and the Red Dot Award.
EcoLogicStudio is a London-based architectural and urban design firm founded by Claudia Pasquero and Marco Poletto in 2005. The studio is known for its innovative approach to sustainability and ecological design, and its work spans across multiple scales, from small-scale installations to large urban planning projects.
EcoLogicStudio integrates biotechnology, digital fabrication, and ecological engineering into their design process to create environmentally conscious and sustainable architecture and urban systems.
They have developed a concept called "BioTechTonic," which combines biodesign and robotics to create self-sustaining ecosystems that actively reduce CO2 levels.
Their "Urban Algae Folly" project explores the potential of algae as a renewable resource for urban environments, using it to create a self-sufficient bioreactor facade that purifies the air and generates energy.
EcoLogicStudio also works on circular economy strategies, such as their "Mushroom Farm" project, which repurposes coffee waste as a growing medium for mushrooms, creating a closed-loop system that reduces waste and produces food.
The studio has received numerous awards for their sustainable design work, including the AIA Innovation Award, the Architizer A+ Award, and the Red Dot Award.