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As an official partner of the New European Bauhaus, InterioTecture connects designers, researchers, institutions, and innovators to turn sustainable design knowledge into practical action. We believe great design restores ecosystems, uplifts communities, and creates spaces as kind to the planet as they are to the eye. Aligned with the New European Bauhaus, we explore the intersection of sustainability, culture, and craft—because every building should be a giver, not an extractor.

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Design-integrated circularity assessment in early architectural design

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Approaches to reuse vacant, obsolete or underutilised spaces

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The New European Bauhaus brings innovation, ambition and creativity together. It calls on all Europeans to imagine and build a sustainable and inclusive future that is beautiful for our eyes, minds, and souls.

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HyphaTex: Bio-Based Panels from Textile and Date-Palm Waste

Designed for acoustic, thermal, lightweight, and circular applications, HyphaTex demonstrates how agricultural and textile waste can become a new resource for interior architecture. Its development is particularly relevant to regions where climate-responsive design are increasingly important.

Foresso Timber Terrazzo: Recycled Wood Waste as an Interior Surface

Foresso Timber Terrazzo is a made by combining recycled timber offcuts, wood dust, mineral powders, and a bio-resin binder. Its distinctive visual language combines the irregular character of wood waste with the durability and finish associated with terrazzo, making it suitable for furniture, and hospitality interiors.

BIO® Thermopolymer: Bio-Based Material for Sustainable Furniture

BIO® Thermopolymer is a bio-based material developed by Andreu World for furniture applications. Produced through bacterial fermentation and formulated with natural plant-based fillers. The material offers an alternative to conventional fossil-based polymers, and expressive colour possibilities required for contemporary furniture design.

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