beautiful | sustainable | together
BioHx seeks partners to co-create proposals under the New European Bauhaus 2024–2027 framework and related Horizon Europe calls, focusing on bio-based architecture and biomaterials, more-than-human design, and interaction design for the built environment.
Partners & projects
Looking for: universities · VET providers · research centres · design and media labs · SMEs · NGOsHorizon-NEB Projects Ecosystem
Flexible Consortium Integration
The BioHx Initiative brings together three instruments integrating research teams in NEB consortia through a coherent collaborative frameworkEuropean network: Registered EC Expert · NEB Mentor (pending) · NEB Festival participant
1- BioHx Architecture Workshop
www.biohx.net
Bio-based Architecture Design specialized in decarbonized construction and circular systems
Interactive media interfaces and more-than-human environments
2- Academic Research
www.gaiaescultura.org
Gaia Research Group, Complutense University of Madrid
Explores the connections between matter, landscape and human experience through
artistic research. Bringing together researchers, artists and educators,
the group investigates relationships between sculpture, cultural heritage,
archaeology, craftsmanship, biomaterials and emerging technologies.
Through research-creation, exhibitions, publications and interventions,
GAIA promotes dialogue between art, science and technology, using sculpture
to explore memory, identity and sustainability across tradition and innovation.
3- ACEAA
www.aceaa.eu
Spain-based non-profit organization
promoting artistic performance within the built environment
Work Package Contribution & Leadership
Contribution to the following areas of research and project development: Training design · blended learning · more-than-human & interaction methods · dissemination.
Innovation ecosystems
bioHx.net, explores the intersection between architecture, urban ecology, biodiversity and regenerative construction systems within the context of contemporary environmental and social transitions.
Work in progress:
• urban ecology and biodiversity-driven design.
• regenerative and low-carbon construction systems.
• earthen architecture and biomaterials.
• digital fabrication and additive manufacturing.
• multispecies and care-based design approaches.
• climate adaptation and circular material strategies.