SUSTAINABLE HABITATS
We create modular habitats for birds, cats and dogs, and insects using recycled PET.
We design the components so children can assemble them together with adults, and provide guidance for site selection, installation, maintenance, and observation.
Birdhouse
We design the entrance opening, internal volume, and ventilation of each birdhouse according to the needs of the target species, particularly cavity-nesting birds.
Food and Water Station
We bring food and water bowls for cats and dogs together within a modular structure. The system is designed for regular cleaning, repeated use, and easy maintenance.
Insect Habitat Module
We combine a recycled PET structure with natural infill materials. Reed stems, dried plant stalks, suitable wood, and similar materials are selected according to the sheltering and nesting requirements of the target insect group.
Plan Your Experience
We plan individual and group applications for homes, schools, workplaces, gardens, and shared spaces. You can share the habitat you are interested in, the intended installation location, and the number of participants with us.
Implementation
We assess each habitat according to the environmental conditions of its intended location, patterns of use, and maintenance requirements. Production, positioning, and installation are planned based on these factors, while maintenance and site information are recorded after installation.
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Site Assessment
The installation point and surrounding environmental conditions are evaluated.
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Production
Each habitat is prepared according to its intended use and placement conditions.
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Installation
The modular components are assembled and a suitable placement point is selected.
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Observation
Following installation, observations can be recorded over time by children together with a parent or supervising adult.
From PET Bottle to Habitat
We return post-use PET material to the production cycle. The PET is prepared for production, converted into filament, and used to 3D print the components of each habitat.
We design the modular parts to come together with as little additional material as possible. This makes the full process visible—from preparing the PET and producing filament to printing the components and assembling the final habitat.
Observation Map
The Sustainable Habitats Map brings together placement information and changes observed over time. A parent or responsible adult records the type of habitat, installation date, and location, while children’s observation notes and photographs can be added to the same point.
Installation and Placement
When selecting a location, we consider the target species, exposure to sunlight and rainfall, the mounting surface, and access for maintenance. The assembly sequence and placement method are explained in an installation guide developed specifically for each habitat.
Family and School Experience
We bring topics such as recycling, urban ecology, and the needs of living species into practical activities that can extend from school into family life. With adult guidance, children match and assemble the interlocking components, assess possible locations, and keep observation notes. Teachers can use these records in the classroom to compare findings, support research, and develop new questions.
