Low-impact engineering and Low Impact Development are not just buzzwords; they represent a significant shift in how we design and build our commercial spaces. By focusing on sustainable materials, energy efficiency, and smart water management, these approaches create buildings that are good for business and the environment.

The DCB Montana office building marks the first significant step in the transformation of the Moste industrial zone into a dynamic business district in Ljubljana, the Slovenian capital. DCB Montana is a key element in converting this area into a business park.

The project is located in a small hamlet of the Alta Val Trebbia: Roncaiolo. The client owned an old house adjacent to their property, whose dilapidated condition led to the decision to completely demolish and rebuild it.

The Shiraz International Conference Center, envisioned as a forward-looking landmark, blends contemporary architecture with the cultural and natural essence of Shiraz. Nestled at the foothills of picturesque mountains, its fluid and organic design reflects the natural landscape, creating a seamless dialogue between architecture and the environment.

Nestled on the outskirts of Coatepec, Veracruz, Casa Liquidambar blends magnificence with understated elegance, much like the vast liquidambar tree native to the cloud forest.

Dehumidification is an essential component of any building project. It ensures structural integrity, energy efficiency, and a healthier indoor environment. By preventing moisture-related damage, mold growth, and construction delays, dehumidification helps create durable and high-quality structures.

Material composition is one of the biggest differences between these two types of plates. Aluminium checker plates are made entirely of aluminium, making them lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and easy to work with. Tread plates, depending on the material used, may be heavier and better suited for applications requiring high structural strength.

Studio JanskyDundera, in collaboration with the kolemhlíny platform, offers a fresh perspective from a young group of professionals on utilizing local waste clay through the monumental around table.