Austria - Carinthia
Biotonomy collaborated with local contractors in Austria to conceive and construct this cutting-edge Autonomous Home. Engineered with a Nature-Based heating and cooling system, the building boasts the remarkable capability to generate and recycle its own water supply. With an impressive water storage capacity of 30,000 liters, this residence stands as a testament to self-sufficiency in water, heating, cooling, and sanitation.
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Malaga - Spain
Santander, the largest bank in Spain and one of the world's leading financial institutions, has recently inaugurated one of its pioneering tech hubs in Malaga City. Within this innovative workspace, Biotonomy has had the privilege of installing hydroponic Vertical Gardens alongside worktables featuring integrated botanical planters. These forward-thinking additions have demonstrated an impressive up to 15% improvement in employee efficiency
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Africa - Somalia
Biotonomy, in collaboration with the UN, World Bank & the WFP, is currently in the process of developing Education & Innovation centers across Africa. The main objective of this project is to accelerate the uptake of Nature Based Development and Ecosystem Restoration projects in Africa. These centers will equip future leaders of the continent with the skills and knowledge needed to tackle their ecological, economical & social challenges. The project will facilitate political dialogue, developmental cooperation, and strengthen ties between EU and African countries.
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Malaga - Spain
Impact Hub, a global coworking space is dedicated to driving positive global change in more than 100 cities across five continents. Biotonomy has installed an interior hydroponic vertical garden in one of the the largest Impact HUBs in Malaga, Spain. This innovative ecosystem fosters a regenerative work environment for entrepreneurs worldwide, promoting a healthy indoor atmosphere.
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Malaga - Spain
Biotonomy is excited to announce the development of a new campus in Spain, which will serve as an innovative hub for Nature Based Development. The project is a collaborative effort between the public and private sectors, aimed at accelerating the implementation and adoption of Nature Based Solutions throughout Spain. The campus's design draws inspiration from both ancient and modern Spanish architecture, creating a unique and visually stunning environment.
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Malaga - Spain
Biotonomy, in partnership with the University of Malaga (Universidad de Málaga) and Impact Hub Málaga, is leading the creation of a public-private collaboration project to accelerate the installation of hydroponic vertical gardens throughout the city of #Málaga #Spain. This innovative initiative is aimed at promoting the socio-economic development of neighborhoods, adapting them to #climatechange , and improving the well-being of their citizens.
Designed & Illustrated by: Biotonomy
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Austria - Feldkirchen
A customized two-story autonomous Permaculture HUB designed for people to come together and learn about the Intelligence of nature. The first story is designed as a workspace, and the second floor is designed for hosting seminars and events. Designed with an outdoor terrace that allows visitors to enjoy the spectacular views of the Austrian rural landscape. This building will be built in the summer of 2023.
AUTONOMOUS HEALING CENTER - NETHERLANDS
This custom design is inspired by ancient Pyramids - & modern Dutch architecture and is adapted for central European Climate. The Hotel is built upon terraces with a river flowing through it which ensures guests with an inspiring and memorable nature experience. While ancient civilizations inspire the overall geometry of the complex, the hotel's facade represents local architectural geometries.
Designed & Illustrated by: Biotonomy
HYDROPONIC VERTICAL GARDEN - SPAIN
This innovation project, funded by the European Union consists of the construction of a 100 m2 hydroponic vertical garden on the facade of Hotel Mariposa in Malaga city, Spain. This project is a collaborative, cross-border and cross-sectoral project that will demonstrate and validate an innovative solution to reuse the greywater of the buildings to irrigate Vertical gardens.
Designed & Illustrated by:Biotonomy
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AUTONOMOUS HOME - ICELAND
This custom design is inspired by traditional Icelandic & Scandinavian architecture and is adapted for cold climates. Civilizations throughout the ages and across the planet have attempted to harness and utilize the power of nature in different ways. The “Turf-houses” of Iceland are a great example of how traditional buildings were using nature-based solutions to naturally heat their homes.
Designed & Illustrated by: Biotonomy
MODEL 909 - AUTONOMOUS HOME - SPAIN
Model 909 is our latest design that provides all the comforts you need to live a life in harmony with nature. Model 909 operates independently from infrastructural services which means that you will have zero to minimal utility costs for operating it. It is designed to interact with its surrounding environment to produce and maintain all the utilities needed for living your daily life without producing any carbon emissions. With local adaptation Model 909 is able to preform in any climate from extreme heat to extreme cold.
Designed & Illustrated by:Biotonomy
AUTONOMOUS PRIMARY SCHOOL - HAITI
Designed by Michael Reynolds from Earthship Biotecture - This is the first autonomous primary school to be built in Haiti. The design is adapted for tropical climate and will be built mostly out of natural & recycled materials. Earthship Biotecture will offer a four week academy program where local & international students will join to learn how to build self sufficient structures.
Designed by:Earthship Biotecture
Illustrated by:Biotonomy
SELF-SUSTAINABLE CULTURE CENTER - LEBANON
Beib El Chouf is the first self-sustainable culture center in Lebanon. Located in the valleys of the Chouf between the villages of Bsheftin and Kfarfakoud. This center will be used to promote and educate practical sustainable solutions. The design is adapted to Lebanese climate and culture. Built mostly with natural & recycled materials, this building provides a natural heating & cooling system, fresh water production, food production, sewage treatment & electricity production.
Designed & Illustrated by:Biotonomy
AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITY CENTER- PUERTO RICO
Designed by Michael Reynolds from Earthship Biotecture - In September 2017, Hurricane Maria caused catastrophic damage and a major humanitarian crisis on the island of Puerto Rico. The community center will be used to train local people how to build autonomous houses. The design is based on five huts that are placed in a circle with a common courtyard in the center. This is a low cost autonomous solution for tropical climates.
Designed by:Earthship Biotecture
Illustrated by:Biotonomy
AUTONOMOUS VILLA IN THE SKY- NEW YORK
Designed by Michael Reynolds from Earthship Biotecture - The first radically sustainable building of its kind in Manhattan, New York. The design has been optimized for its site, rising high like a "sunflower" to elevate it to the proper height for solar gain and energy/water harvest. Designed to be a totally self sufficient, this building will naturally heat & cool itself, collect & filter its own water, produce electricity with wind and solar power, treat its own sewage with contained botanical systems and produce food all year around.
Designed by:Earthship Biotecture
Illustrated by:Biotonomy
AUTONOMOUS CAFETERIA - DOWN TOWN BEIRUT
In the heart of Beirut, on the municipal land, this Eco Cafe is the first autonomous building that produces its own water & power and maintains 21 degrees (celsius) inside all year around, treats its own sewage on site and produces its own fruits and vegetables. Designed with traditional Lebanese materials and modern systems this building is completely off-grid with no utility costs. Apart from the Cafe there is also a music studio and scene for live performance.
Designed & Illustrated by:Biotonomy
AUTONOMOUS BIOSPHERE - CANARY ISLAND
The first self sufficient Biosphere & Starlight Reserve, located in one of the Canary Islands, in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Africa. This building is designed as a two story visitor center with a roof terrace for stargazing and interior spaces for art gallery, conferences, office, education facilities and a wide greenhouse that includes a Aqua Botanical system with food production.
Designed by:Earthship Biotecture
Illustrated by:Biotonomy
AUTONOMOUS HOME - MOUNT LEBANON
This model is inspired by traditional Lebanese architecture. The front structural pillars are made out of local stones from mount Lebanon. The pillars hold the main structural wood beam floating above the greenhouse. The inside rooms are divided to 3 rooms with traditional stone arced roof from inside and green grass roof from the outside. The 3 rooms are connected with a south facing greenhouse. This 150 square meters autonomous building operates completely off grid in a 2000 m altitude.
Designed & Illustrated by: BIOTONOMY
AUTONOMOUS TROPICAL ISLAND - INDONESIA
The first self sufficient Eco Tourism Island in Indonesia,located near Sumbawa. The Island is designed to demonstrate a new kind of human development in harmony with the environment with no use of fossil fuel.The Island is designed for 45 self- sufficient villas for rentals, a visitor center, restaurants and other commercial buildings.
Designed by:Earthship Biotecture
Illustrated by:Biotonomy
AUTONOMOUS STUDIO - SWEDEN
The first permitted autonomous design in Scandinavia. This building is adapted to Scandinavian climate, with long winters and low amount of sun hours. The double greenhouse creates two different micro climates thats helps the building to stay 21 degrees all year around without any external heating.
Designed & Illustrated by:Biotonomy
AUTONOMOUS ECO RESORT - INDONESIA
Autonomous bungalow design for tropical resorts. This 3 unit bungalow design has a tropical jungle in the center - A courtyard where all the grey water is treated with fruit trees. The toilets, showers, kitchen and lounge are are all placed outside in the shaded jungle while the bedroom inside provides 21 degrees naturally without any external cooling system.
Designed by: Earthship Biotecture
Illustrated by :Biotonomy
