Tag: Social Responsibility
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ORTHOLITE ‘O-THERM’
A lightweight, aerogel-infused PU foam that offers superior cold-weather insulation and comfort, combining thermal protection with easy moldability. RESOURCESThe world’s first aerogel-infused open-cell PU foam, offering the ultimate cold-weather footwear solution. According to the third-party lab testing, this breathable thermal barrier is 54% more effective on average compared to other thermal insoles when tested at…
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BRILLIANTA
100% Rayon Cloth on acid free paper. RESOURCESFSC® certified rayon cloth with a lightweight paper backing; wide selection of colors; compliant with product regulations. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTUse of FSC® certified materials supports responsible forestry; lightweight paper backing reduces material use and waste. HUMAN HEALTHAcid-free paper backing and non-toxic dyes ensure safe handling for manufacturers and end…
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ECOJEANS
100% recycled denim yarns. RESOURCESMade from recycled denim yarns combined with LENZING ECOVERO™ viscose and lyocell, reducing virgin material demand. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTRepurposing denim and using ECOVERO fibers reduces ecological footprint, water, and chemical usage compared to conventional cotton or viscose. HUMAN HEALTHEco-friendly yarns and dyeing processes reduce exposure to harmful chemicals and microplastics. SOCIAL EQUITY…
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PHOENIX
100% recycled cloth dyed through 100% RPET with a FSC ceritifed paper backing. RESOURCESUses 100% recycled PET equivalent to 10 plastic bottles per yard, combined with FSC® certified paper backing. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTDiverts plastic waste from landfills, compliant with RoHS, GRS, and EU REACH standards; supports the circular economy. HUMAN HEALTHFree from hazardous substances; safe for…
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NATUUR AND HALFLINNEN
Ecological Fibers’ FSC® Certified Dyed-Through Kraft Paper is a renewable, plastic-free, and solvent-free paper made from responsibly sourced fibers. RESOURCESMade from FSC® certified fibers, ensuring responsible forest management and renewable material sourcing. Coatings are water-based and solvent-free, avoiding plastics, heavy metals, and other non-renewable or harmful chemicals. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTOrganic, raw-colored fibers reduce chemical processing; the…
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Diffusion
In the post-COVID era, cultural misunderstandings have become more common, affecting daily coexistence and urban safety. Hectic lifestyles and stress limit cultural exchanges, resulting in infrequent intercultural communication and the emergence of barriers. To address this, we need spaces where people can relax, enjoy leisurely conversations, reduce stress, and foster cultural understanding, promoting peaceful coexistence…
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Design for Aging – Old Village Activation Plan
In marginalized villages, elderly population become abandoned by the society due less-than-optimal living conditions and poor economic opportunities. Therefore, the project aims to re-activate the villages through houses renovations. To make the environment comfortable and accessible for older people and attract young people to come back. Integrate tourism and vacation rentals into the renovation to…
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Designing for Twilight Years: Sustainable Senior Living
My design proposal seeks to create harmonious, integrated spaces for elderly communities that promote intergenerational interaction through elements of social sustainability and material sustainability. School of Architecture | Sustainable Environmental Systems, SES Student: Nia Starr Faculty: Tetsu Ohara This image features a design proposal for senior living with a public campus, renewable energy resources, and…
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License to Kill
The Spotted Lanternfly (Lycorma delicatula) is native to China but was found in Pennsylvania, USA in 2014. Since then, the population of Lanternflies has grown and spread across the American east coast. US residents are encouraged to kill the insect on sight in order to slow its spread. Without claiming a side, the piece interrogates…
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Artistomo
Aristomo combines the English word “artisan,” meaning traditional, skilled workers or products, with the Japanese word “tomo,” meaning together. Joining traditional arts and modern lifestyles. For those looking to live more sustainably and connect with their roots while taking advantage of government incentives to revitalize rural areas, Artistomo provides a harmonious community initiative to protect…