Category: Stories
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Köln Marathon 2023: Medals and pure Nature? That’s possible!
Sustainability in sport – an issue that makes for great projects, but also polarises. We use this year’s Köln Marathon to take a closer look at why this is the case, how things are changing and where the journey (or the race) is going.
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The Evergreen Concept – Circular Together
Every year, up to 19 million tonnes of office furniture ends up in the trash in the EU and the US. The common challenge is to move from a linear to a circular approach to workspace design: from MAKE-TAKE-WASTE to LAST.
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Interview with Tyrolean MEP Barbara Thaler
(fd) The Landeck Chamber of Commerce visited our ORGANOID Head Office in Fließ together with the Tyrolean MEP Barbara Thaler. In the interview, we talked about sustainability and the related priorities in the European Parliament.
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Interview with Peppi – Part 2
In August it’s time for harvesting the alpine grass at the alp meadows at 1,700 meters above sea level and also higher. The arnica blossoms are already faded and the plants have spread their seeds.
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Interview with Peppi
Recently we met with Josef ‚Peppi‘ Schlatter – one of our local hay suppliers – to talk about everything and anything and of course about hay. He runs an alp meadow high above the village Fließ at 1,700 meters above sea level.
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The Senses: Design Beyond Vision
The exhibition “The senses: design beyond vision” at the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in New York is offering a multi-sensory experience. Until Oct.
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Archello Toronto
The exhibition Architect@Work (April 11-12 in Toronto, Canada) was accompanied by the Archello material show “The world’s best new materials”.
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See. Feel. Smell. Experience.
Every human being feels most comfortable in a natural surrounding. The senses enable us to sense the room atmosphere and the feel-good character of rooms. Our ORGANOID natural surfaces intensify these feelings.
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Pure ORGANOID Feelings
Every year in mid-August we start to harvest the alpine grass from our meadow. This meadow can only be mown once a year, as it is 1,700 meters above sea level and can only be reached by foot.