Circularity in architecture and design is the focus of Sabine De Schutter's TEDx Berlin talk. Learn how challenging design and construction norms lead to innovative projects that effectively integrate nature, daylight and improve living quality all while keeping sustainability at the top of mind. Discover how urban mining can reshape our cities through repurposing building materials and the promotion of refurbishment over new construction. From creative architectural approaches to the use of recycled and upcycled materials in projects like Impact Hub Berlin, learn how circular methods in architecture and lighting design are shaping a sustainable future in the built environment.
#circularity #circularfuture #sustainability #sustainablefuture #architecture #lightingdesign Belgian lighting designer Sabine De Schutter founded her eponymous Studio De Schutter based in Berlin.
Studio De Schutter provides lighting consultancy services from creative planning for artificial lighting to daylight optimization, as well as the planning of dark-sky-friendly solutions. Sabine teaches architectural lighting design at Wismar University of Applied Sciences and design innovation at the Hasso-Plattner Institute, and is the ambassador for Women in Lighting in Germany. With many years of experience, curiosity, and technical expertise, Sabine De Schutter's work is characterized by a sustainable and innovative approach. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx