Sustainability

Sustainability in planning, design and architecture

We are increasingly realising that there is only one Earth, which we have been ruthlessly exploiting to date, that the climate is no longer changing in eons but in decades and that we do not have an unlimited supply of raw materials. There cannot and must not be a "business as usual", but it is not enough to tweak a few things; we have to completely rethink our lives in this world. This also applies to a large extent to the built world. Architects, engineers, planners and entrepreneurs face enormous challenges in the design, planning and realisation of future projects. We want to accompany this process of transformation with our publications.

Analysis, status report, solution approaches

In the first volume of his trilogy non nobis – über das Bauen in der Zukunft, published in 2022 with the subtitle: Ausgehen muss man von dem, was ist, the Stuttgart architect and entrepreneur Prof. Dr. Dr. Werner Sobek analyses the impact of the global construction industry on our climate. The results are downright frightening

Quadratisches Cover im Pop-Art-Design: 3 stilisierte Statistik-Kurven, die die Fläche in unterschiedlich gefärbte und gemusterte Segmente in Rot, Gelb, Blau und Weiß unterteilen. Darüber verläuft die silbrig glänzende Sobek-Signatur.

non nobis Band 1
Ausgehen muss man von dem, was ist

non nobis Band 2
Die Randbedingungen des Zukünftigen

non nobis Band 3

Models: What is already being done

The first volume of the annual Sustainable Architecture & Design with projects already putting the idea of sustainability into good practice was sold out shortly after its release in 2023. Its successor, due to arrive in October 2025, is even more packed with around 60 international projects. Edited by InteriorPark., Sustainable Architecture & Design 2025 / 2026 gives a strong impression of how sustainability is becoming a driving force in the building sector and how a sense of departure, a desire for innovation and transformation are gaining momentum.

The new volume of the yearbook Sustainable Architecture & Design 2025 / 2026

Around 60 international projects present the most innovative and forward- looking solutions, whose contribution to building culture development is clearly evident. The focus is on all the relevant themes of transformation development: use of resources, circular processes, biodiversity etc. The editors take a comprehensive look at current developments in the building sector and inspire novelty. With InteriorPark. they have been driving sustainable developments in the construction industry forwards since 2010.

The first volume of the yearbook Sustainable Architecture & Design 2023 / 2024

50 international projects present the most innovative and forward-looking solutions in five categories, whose contribution to Baukultur development is clearly recognisable. The focus is on all relevant areas of transformation development: use of resources, circular processes, biodiversity and much more. The editors take a holistic view of current developments in the construction industry and whet the appetite for something new. With InteriorPark. they have been driving sustainable developments in the construction industry forwards since 2010.