We are excited to share with you the graphic layout of our research project, which was meticulously prepared by architect Oleksandr Kucheravy.

In our collaborative project aimed at the green and healthy recovery of Ukraine and Ukrainians, we are guided by the following key ideas:

  1. Project Goal: To create affordable housing with adaptive and inclusive layouts that meet European and international standards for 2030, focusing on people’s health, energy efficiency, and environmental sustainability.
  2. Neuroarchitecture: By incorporating principles of neuroarchitecture, we aim to design spaces that facilitate the rapid physical and mental recovery of residents living in these homes.
  3. Modular Green Roofs: These roofs will help combat climate change, manage extreme rainfall, mitigate summer overheating, and collect water for household use.
  4. Bio-Based Building Solutions: Incorporating bio-based solutions in the building envelope will achieve high levels of energy efficiency and minimise equivalent CO₂ emissions from the structures.
  5. Material Reuse: Using recycled materials, such as already existing old roof tiles for facades, will reduce CO₂ emissions and construction waste.
  6. Art Therapy: Engaging homeowners in the creation process through art therapy is a simple yet highly effective and engaging method to prevent mental health issues.
  7. Evidence-Based Design: Every decision and aspect of the project is backed by concrete data, calculations, and real monitoring of implemented projects.

 

In upcoming posts, we’ll delve deeper into each of these topics. Let us know which aspects interest you the most!

 

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