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Design: Pascal Leboucq in collaboration with Krown.bio
Concept: Pascal Leboucq – Lucas De Man – Company New Heroes
Social challenges such as climate change, subsidence levels, increase of CO2 and the scarcity of resources asks for new, more sustainable solutions. The call for a more biobased and circular economy is getting stronger. The world of architecture, construction and design cannot and must not stay behind. In fact, with The Growing Pavilion we show the possibilities and above all the enormous beauty of biobased materials.
How can we reduce the output of CO2? What do we do with waste products from agriculture? How do we deal with subsidence and rising sea levels? What is the aesthetic value of biobased materials? These are just a few of the many questions that the unique
