SYNCHRO SPACE

Thank you Kateryna Pylypchuk 🇺🇦 We're proud to move towards green future of Ukrainian cities together 💚

On my way to ReBuild Ukraine ! Happy to reunite with my team Budmo, Kateryna Pylypchuk 🇺🇦, and all the Rebuild Green Hackathon family: competitors, mentors, jury! Now is a critical time to support 🇺🇦 , and after we will be going to Vinnytsia and Kyiv to make our ongoing projects in давай mode!

🌍 Returning from the World Urban Forum 12 Egypt in Cairo, I’m still energized by the unforgettable experience—especially the #UrbanPlayground, where collaboration and innovation played a crucial role. Imagine a place where diverse voices shape the cities of tomorrow—now, imagine an education program that brings that same energy and interaction into an accessible, cutting-edge learning journey. I’m thrilled to introduce Dialogue with the Resilient Future—an Erasmus Plus funded initiative led by urban visionary Laura P. Spinadel and a consortium of incredible partners IL PUNTO Real Estate Advisor / CORFAC International, BUSarchitektur ZT GmbH Global Governance Institute (GGI) akaryon GmbH , LCI Barcelona - Escuela Superior, including my SYNCHRO SPACE as an associate partner. This is more than just a training; it’s an immersive AR and VR-based experience designed for anyone passionate about resilient, sustainable cities. Through this program, you’ll earn a Diploma in Resilient City Development and gain hands-on skills with tools like Urban Menus—perfect for scenario building, impact assessment, and collaborative design. Imagine these transformative experiences brought to life in every project, sparking change across communities and cities. Laura P. Spinadel and team, I can envision Dialogue with the Resilient Future as a core feature at the next Urban Playground at #WUF—it's a perfect match! This is a unique opportunity to join a forward-thinking community committed to impactful urban development. If you’re ready to expand your expertise, make meaningful connections, and contribute to thriving cities, register now and be part of this incredible journey. The program is completely free, thanks to Erasmus+ funding, so let’s take action together! 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gSPNiUz8 #WorldUrbanForum #UrbanDevelopment #DialogueWithTheResilientFuture #ErasmusPlus #UrbanInnovation #SynchroSpace #ResilientCities #ARVRinEducation #SustainableCities #CityPlanning #CommunityDevelopment #FreeTraining #RegisterNow

🌍✨ We are proud to announce FIABCI's active participation in the World Urban Forum (WUF 12) in Cairo! This global event has brought together visionaries and changemakers committed to shaping the future of sustainable urban development. One of the highlights was our successful networking event co-hosted by FIABCI and Harley&Dikkinson focused on fostering strategic connections and discussing the importance of inclusive, sustainable, and resilient neighbourhoods. Our distinguished panellists—including Professor Carlos Moreno on the 15-Minute City concept, Budiarsa Sastrawinata on UN-aligned inclusive planning initiatives of FIABCI and Luca Bertalot on European financing solutions—shared transformative insights that emphasized the need for collaborative innovation in urban development. We express our sincere gratitude to all speakers, delegates as well as our facilitator Roger A. Jann for making this side event impactful. Together, we continue to call for action in building a better world. I also want to extend a special thanks to Christine Auclair for her outstanding support over so many years, her dedication has been invaluable to our mission and cooperation with UN-Habitat (United Nations Human Settlements Programme) and through World Urban Campaign by UN-Habitat Stay tuned for more updates and key takeaways from our involvement at WUF 12! FIABCI, The International Real Estate Federation Chaire ETI - IAE Paris Sorbonne School EMF-ECBC (European Mortgage Federation - European Covered Bond Council) #2000WattsSmartCitiesAssociation FIABCI Saudi Arabia FIABCI-Ukraine Antonio Campagnoli Lily Chang Abdullah ALHarbi عبدالله الحربي Rubens Bernascone Catherine Arod-Gall #AgussurjaWidjaja Alissa Bankovska #WUF12 #Cairo2024 #urbandevelopment #RealEstate #architecture #propertymanagement #Investment #Finances #Innovation #Sustainability #EuropeanHousingCommission

🌱 Alissa Bankovska - the head of the Rebuilding Ukrainian Cities Green 2030 Program showcases the Rebuild Green Hackathon projects at the World Urban Forum! 🌱 We are thrilled to share that Alissa Bankovska, founder of SYNCHRO SPACE and voice of space, and a key representative of FIABCI-Ukraine, presented the Rebuild Green Hackathon 2024 projects at the World Urban Forum. Winning Project "Common Ground" in Vinnytsia region (Restart Camp Severynivka) proposed by "Budmo team" headed by Nicolas Ziesel, as well as the other significant projects developed in frames of the Rebuild Green aimed at revolutionizing the construction industry with eco-friendly innovations, such as using Modulina Straw Panels for walls, roofs, and floors — technologies that reduce CO2 emissions and create healthier environments. Alissa had the opportunity to engage with influential stakeholders, including: Roger A. Jann - an accomplished entrepreneur, investor, and sustainability advisor with the 2000-Watt Smart Cities Association. Professor Carlos Moreno - a trailblazer in urban innovation, co-founder, and Scientific Director of the “Entrepreneurship, Territory, Innovation” Chair at Paris1 - Panthéon Sorbonne University. His “15-Minute Cities” concept is reshaping urban planning to be more livable and sustainable. Luca Bertalot - Secretary General of EMF-ECBC (European Mortgage Federation - European Covered Bond Council). His expertise in finance and sustainable real estate development offers strategic insights that are crucial for scaling eco-friendly construction projects, he also is currently engaged in creating financial models for housing projects in Ukraine, so it's crucial to evolve such an important player into the Rebuilding Ukrainian Cities Green 2030 program from the Top-down! These strategic conversations are paving the way for collaborative efforts to further the impact of our green initiatives. We are excited to be part of this global dialogue, which is driving innovation and sustainability in urban development. Stay connected as we expand our network and lead the way toward a greener future! 🌍💚 #WorldUrbanForum #FIABCIUkraine #SynchroSpace #RebuildGreen #SustainableDevelopment #CircularEconomy #UrbanInnovation #HealthyLiving #UKRAINEATWUF12 #FIABCIATWUF12 #WUF12 #FIABCIUKRAINEATWUF12

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Congratulations to Team 2 “Budmo” on winning the Rebuild Green Hackathon 2024 with their groundbreaking project, “Common Ground” for Severynivska Hromada, Vinnytsia Region! 🏆🎉 Project Name: Common Ground – a holistic center supporting families affected by the war, focused on sustainable, community-driven solutions. About the Project: “Common Ground” is a sanctuary for learning, healing, and connection, inspired by New European Bauhaus values. Built sustainably, it provides therapeutic, educational, and cultural spaces for displaced families, especially mothers and children. Key Sustainability Features: • Eco-Friendly Materials: Made with Modulina Straw Panels and local timber, combining bio-based materials and modern design for energy efficiency. • Modular Spaces: Flexible rooms adaptable to classrooms, therapy, and recreation as community needs evolve. • Energy and Water Efficiency: Solar panels and rainwater recycling make the center self-sufficient. • Therapeutic Outdoor Areas: Biophilic gardens offer relaxation, mental well-being, and community activities. • Resilience and Safety: Includes an underground shelter for emergencies. Community Impact: 1. Education and Culture: Classes and workshops reconnect families to heritage and build skills. 2. Rehabilitation Support: Trauma-informed programs aid mental and emotional health. 3. Scalability: “Common Ground” can inspire similar eco-hubs across Ukraine. Project Team: Led by sustainability expert Nicolas Ziesel with architects, engineers, and community builders: • Nicolas Ziesel (FR) – Mentor & Sustainability Expert • Iryna Herts (UA) – Project Manager • Thomas Berno (FR) – Architect & Design Manager • Viktoria Panasiuk (UA) – BIM Manager • Daria Serhiienko (UA) – Architect/Research Specialist • Anastasiia Marchenko (UA) – Architect/Fundraising & Partnerships • Emma Penot (FR) – Architect & Community Manager/Raw Earth Expert • Linara Nakipova (LV) – Architectural Designer & Graphics Specialist • Julien Fournier – Structural Engineer • Maël Fontaine (FR) – Carpenter “Common Ground” reflects Team Budmo’s dedication to creating sustainable, adaptable, and healing spaces, paving the way for resilient communities. Join us in celebrating their visionary project! 🌍👏 Join us for the viewing https://lnkd.in/gmwaP2Uq

Applause for Team 6 on their innovative modular rehabilitation center project for Apostolove! 🎉 Project Name: Reconstruction of the infectious diseases clinic at Apostolivska City Hospital into a rehabilitation center for adults and children. Team 6 has proposed a modular rehabilitation center in Apostolove, Dnipro Oblast, to support adults and children in need of specialized care, including war veterans and conflict victims. This project focuses on rapid construction with off-site prefabrication, ensuring timely access to essential services. Key Features: • Modular, Bio-Based Construction: Using Modulina Straw Panels with a durable metal frame, the center is designed to be sustainable, even in challenging contexts. These panels make eco-friendly buildings feasible in previously unsuitable areas, balancing resilience and environmental consciousness. • Trauma-Informed, Biophilic Design: Based on trauma-informed care, the center offers a calm, dignified environment, enhancing patient recovery through thoughtfully crafted multisensory spaces. • Sustainability: Made from 100% recyclable materials, the building will use renewable energy, aligning fully with sustainable development goals. • Fortified Underground Shelter: The design includes an underground shelter, ensuring safety for patients, staff, and visitors, bolstering resilience. • Community Spaces: The center includes communal areas like a café, playground, and library, promoting social integration and recovery. Objectives: • Short-term: Quickly replace the existing facility with a fully operational modular building, providing rehabilitation services within months. • Medium-term: Ensure scalability for other communities. • Long-term: Enable flexible reconfiguration to meet evolving healthcare needs. Team Members: • Sergio Grazioli – Design & Business Lead • Barbara Ainis – Marketing & Communication, Mangini • Antonio Caponegro – Technical Director & Project Manager, Mangini Team 6 has crafted a solution that combines sustainability and resilience, using Modulina Straw Panels for a scalable model of eco-friendly healthcare infrastructure across Ukraine. Join us in celebrating their dedication to a greener future for Ukrainian healthcare! 🌍👏 Join us for the viewing https://lnkd.in/gG5UbqKH

Applause for Team 5 on their innovative projects, Green Sustain and the Open-Air Museum, which offer versatile solutions for eco-friendly community building! 🎉 Team 5 have presented two impactful concepts that are adaptable and scalable, ready to serve the needs of other municipalities across Ukraine. Project 1: Green Sustain – Cultural and Educational Center for Refugee Families The Green Sustain project focuses on creating a safe, eco-friendly space for psychological and physical rehabilitation, designed especially for mothers and children affected by the war. This center supports sustainable development goals by providing therapy programs, health services, and creative workshops, while emphasizing eco-friendly practices like renewable energy, rainwater harvesting, and sustainable materials. The Green Sustain project creates opportunities for families to heal, learn, and grow. Project Leads for Green Sustain: • Lidiia Moisieieva – Architect and Project Leader • Oleksandr Apukhtin – Architect specializing in master planning • Oleksii Kurhuzov – IT Support and Energy Efficiency Consultant Project 2: Open-Air Museum for Heritage Preservation The Open-Air Museum is dedicated to preserving traditional Ukrainian architecture by relocating and restoring buildings from war-affected areas. This project combines cultural preservation with education, offering workshops on sustainable building techniques like straw bale and clay plastering. It’s both a heritage site and an educational center, empowering residents and visitors to connect with Ukrainian history and sustainability practices. Project Leads for Open-Air Museum: • Cezary Czemplik – Architect from Poland and member of the Polish Natural Building Association • Supported by consultations from Jacek Winckiewicz and Lech Rybienik A Scalable Vision for Sustainable Communities Both Green Sustain and the Open-Air Museum are versatile solutions that can be scaled to other communities with similar needs. These projects integrate sustainable design through bio-based materials, decentralized infrastructure, and renewable energy, making them ideal for municipalities focused on resilience and sustainable development. Team 5 has laid the groundwork for a brighter, more sustainable future. Their innovative designs offer valuable solutions that can benefit many communities beyond Severynivska Hromada. Join us in celebrating Team 5 for their dedication and vision, creating adaptable eco-housing and cultural preservation models for Ukraine! 🌍👏 We invite you to view the project presentations from the team: “Green Sustain” — https://lnkd.in/e3AUtDvd “Natural Camp” — https://lnkd.in/e-E3JGvf