Materials & Innovation

Slube is Germany's smallest hotel. Beyond its thoughtful design, Slube Tiny Village thrives thanks to its picturesque natural surroundings, which reinforce its identity as a hub for sustainable and slow tourism. The village’s locations—such as Zehdenick, Neustrelitz, and Greifswald—offer a direct connection to Germany’s lush outdoors and popular eco-routes.

As the world faces environmental challenges, architects, designers, and policymakers are increasingly turning to greener living strategies to create spaces that benefit both people and the planet. But what does embracing greener living really mean? How can it be applied effectively in architecture and design? This article explores practical strategies that make greener living achievable and impactful.

Green Pea is an ambitious project. Its architecture, materials, and storytelling make it a symbol of urban change, aligned with the environmental challenges of our time. Even if its large-scale impact is still developing and its message mainly reaches a specific audience, Green Pea fulfills a vital role as a demonstrative space. It inspires, educates, and raises new questions about the role of sustainability in our everyday lives. By merging commerce with consciousness, it in