Sustainability Report

The project is designed to be used as a cafeteria or as an Airbnb in the form of a private villa. This indicates that a flexible structure and floor plan have been envisioned to accommodate different uses. This is an example of adaptive reuse, where the spaces can change function depending on the needs and time periods. For example:

• As a cafeteria, the spaces are intended to create a welcoming atmosphere for customers, with an open layout and the ability to accommodate tables and a fully equipped kitchen.
• As an Airbnb or private villa, the spaces can be transformed into comfortable and private rooms for guests, ensuring both comfort and privacy.

This flexibility allows the project to be sustainable and functional for multiple uses, making efficient use of space during different periods.

Yes, there are building elements that can be easily taken apart and re-used, entering the circular economy. Some of these elements include:

• Movable walls and panels that can be removed and reused for creating other spaces or for different projects.
• Modular furniture and equipment, which can be easily changed and adapted for different uses, helping reduce waste.
• Recyclable materials, such as wood, metals, and ceramics, that can be recovered and reused in future projects, maintaining the life cycle of the materials.

In this way, projects using such elements help reduce environmental impact and contribute to a better circulation of resources.