The NeighborHub, a solar community house, convinced the jury, and was awarded eight contests out of ten – six of them in the first place!

The objective of this house was to eventually become an eco-responsible and unifying place that united the citizens of the neighborhood to encourage them to opt for a more sustainable future. The Swiss team is the only one to have developed a neighborhood house scenario with 7 focus areas on energy, mobility, materials, biodiversity, food, waste management and management some water. The multidisciplinarity and complementarity of the profiles of the participants, consisting of architects, engineers, economists and communicators, contributed greatly to the victory of this team, which embodies the fundamental values ​​defended by its NeighborHub in making sharing the engine of its success.

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