The Trail by VINCI Construction - 2nd Edition

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Discover the finalist teams of the Trail by VINCI Construction!

 





















 

 

 

 

 

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Lili PIECZONKA, Camille CLAUDON, Jean-Pascal RAVELEAU TRONCIN, Susie REPELLIN (INSA Lyon).

UpsideDown is a project for the buildings of the future, both reducing the urban heat island effect and establishing urban farms right in the heart of cities.

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Ibrahim MOHAMADOU DJINGAREYE, Amadou SOUMAILA ALHASSANE, Hadiza MAMAN ZANGUINA YACOUBA and Moustapha MOUNKAILA AMADOU (EMIG).

The Ecolo-Construction project uses gum arabic as a binder in building construction to help prevent climate change and desertification.

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Benjamin BOGART, Guilhem DELEUZE, Erwan LE DEUN and Bruno WALLE (HEI).

With At'Home, home moves are no longer an obstacle. This innovative system provides truly scalable homes and also streamlines the process of moving house – literally.

 


Leonard Special Prize

 

Lucie STUPKOVA, Radek BENETKA, Jakub VOLF and Jakub STAROSTA (Faculty of Civil Engineering CTU in Prague).



We in Czechidea think that there isn't appropriate way of cleaning construction site in 21th century. That's why We would like to present our first fully autonomous cleaning Robot.


Martin CAPITAINE, Manon DUCROCQ, Clément OLIVIER-VANINSBERGHE and Robin SÉNÉCAL (ESITC Caen).



Hydra’Rev is a reversible surfacing material: free-draining paving stones made of seashell collect rainwater and release it in vapour form, lowering urban temperatures and minimising heat islands.

Benjamin BOGART, Guilhem DELEUZE, Erwan LE DEUN and Bruno WALLE (HEI).



With At'Home, home moves are no longer an obstacle. This innovative system provides truly scalable homes and also streamlines the process of moving house – literally.

The finalists

ABDN team

UK
 
Arthur-Louis HEATH, Lily DELAMARE, Federico GAMBEDOTTI, Luka EKART
 
Reinventing new ways of living in cities, creating greener, safer cities that are better for all through the reinvention of public transport.

LES LIONS DU GCCD

France
 
Philippe BERROIR, Léo FESSELET, Michel SAGNO, Valentin TRONCIN
 
We want to create a modular hexagon-based home, just like a beehive, that helps to save materials.

NTANDA

Ouganda
 
Justine Geraldine NANFUKA, Douglas Davis KIGGUNDU, Viola KIRENDA, Yvonne NALINNYA
 
Power-Step seeks to provide an electrical energy supplement to the energy industry by using the mechanical energy in footsteps as they step on a panel of spring units in a building floor.

EDEN'S CAVE

France
 
Clément BACQUET, Victor ILLENBERGER, Fabien GUIGNARD, Jack KENNING
 
Eden's Cave, a solution for parking areas that will no longer be used in the city of the future – a vision of a rich and dynamic urban environment.

FLOATING GARDEN

Poland
 
Szymon ZABKIEWICZ, Daniel FELCZAK, Krzystof WOJCIECHOWSKI, Andrzej CHUCHRA
 
Building energy self-sufficient homes alongside rivers, designed to take care of their environment.

LEGO GREEN

Malaisia
 
Siti SYAZWANI, BINTI MOKTAR, Elham KHALIL SARIP, Connie NG, Lawrence KUAN TEIK SENG
 
Transforming waste from a range of industries into construction materials/buildings in order to reduce damage to our environment.

Onsite Innovation

Australia
 
Patrick CHESTERS, Robert STRONG, Brandon SUE, Ramey OTHMAN
 
A portable fabrication unit capable of manufacturing unique and custom tools and machine components.

ABD-ÉTS

Canada
 
Josua ST-PIERRE LABBE, Salim ATTARCH, Kim VILLENEUVE-MONDOU, Saïd ABDUL KADER 
 
Our project involves proposing a healthy, sustainable solution that can be incorporated into any building, resulting in significantly lower energy and water consumption via passive means.

TiO2 Eco Bricks

Colombia
 
Lucas AGUDELO MARIN, Catalina MURILLO MONTES, Maria Jose TAMAYO ARROYAVE, Sergio Andres SAENZ RUIZ
 
Using engineering to tackle a growing environmental problem in big cities.