In a world where construction often disregards the natural environment, resources are consumed unsustainably, leading to environmental degradation. There is an urgent need to plan infrastructure that integrates with the ecosystem, ensuring optimal resource use and minimizing environmental impact.
OKA Lab is a model of a third place that aims to be a practical framework for testing and implementing physically open and sustainable systems.
The geopolymer projects engage students in interdisciplinary research to assess and develop locally-sourced, sustainable and low-complexity geopolymer technology as a sustainable building material.
We aim to standardize the development of sustainable and decentralized infrastructure by creating a knowledge representation model (formal system). This model forms a knowledge base that will run on a decentralized Internet, allowing us to measure the openness of various systems within the digital ecosystem and create new systems.