Greece.
Accessible routes into the sea, fishing communities collecting marine waste and composite panels using dead seagrass. The coast becomes a place to examine access, materials and responsibility.
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Give the beach a way in.
A remote-controlled beach rail gives people with limited mobility a way to enter and leave the sea independently.
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Fishing for a cleaner sea.
Greece’s Enaleia works with fishing crews to bring marine plastic and worn-out gear into an organised collection system on shore.
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Seagrass, visible in the surface.
PHEE combines collected dead seagrass leaves with a binder to make rigid composite panels for products and interiors.
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Let residents help shape what their waste becomes.
In Thessaloniki, robotic printing turned recycled plastic into public seating that residents could configure with useful extra functions.
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Make the roof a source of shade and power.
Athens’ Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center combines a photovoltaic canopy with a sloping public park over cultural spaces.
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