Rebuild Green: progress

REBUILD GREEN

PROJECTS
IN ACTION

Rebuilding of
Ukrainian Cities Green:

biomaterials and eco-technologies

International urban development program in the framework of the New European Bauhaus

From Hackathon to Real Impact!

Rebuild Green 2030 goes beyond ideation. Our hackathons are the entry point — but the real journey begins with implementation. Each selected project is accelerated, co-developed with municipalities, and built using circular, energy-efficient methods. These pilot sites are becoming real-world examples of Ukraine’s green recovery in action.

REBUILD GREEN 2030

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Prefabricated & Scalable — Modular designs ensure fast deployment and adaptability for different regions.

Skills Transfer — Local residents and veterans are trained in regenerative construction, turning buildings into learning spaces.

PPP & Global Cooperation — Projects are co-created by municipalities, architects, engineers, NGOs, and donors across Europe.

Bio-based & Circular — We build with renewable materials like straw, wood, and lime to reduce carbon and increase resilience.

Our Implementation Model

Rebuild Green is not just implemented on the ground — it's also actively promoted across borders to attract partners, investors, and policy allies.

We proudly present our pilots, methods, and models at key international events to grow our global network and position Ukraine as a leader in sustainable reconstruction.

Every appearance raises visibility and opens doors for scaling, funding, and cross-sector partnerships.

The Innovators:

Rebuild Green-2030 has been awarded as the winner of the Ukrainian Enterprise Promotion Awards-2025 in the category of Supporting Sustainable Transition

FLAGSHIP PROJECTS

Cultural & Educational Center — Severynivka, Vinnytsia (Winner Project)

A modular community space for IDP women and children at the “Restart” camp, using straw panels, timber framing, solar panels, and other sustainable solutions.

Led by: Budmo team, Nicolas Ziesel, French-Latvian-Ukrainian team
Partners: Severynivka Municipality, Modulina Straw Panels, Podolian Agency for Regional Development
Status: Construction starts July 2025
Impact: Inclusive, replicable model for rehabilitation camps and educational and cultural buildings

U-House Transitional Shelter — Severynivka, Vinnytsia

Straw-insulated, low-cost housing unit built by volunteers and locals.

Led by: U-team, Martin Burlund, Danish-Ukrainian team
Status: The first unit was built in April 2025, and 10 units are planned by the end of 2025
Impact: Scalable emergency shelter + training model

Green Energy Industrial Eco-Housing — Teofipol, Khmelnytskyi

Green residential district for relocated enterprises and IDPs related to industrial park.

Led by: Toloka team, Thomas Dimov, Swiss-Ukrainian team
Partners: 2000W Smart City, Teofipol Municipality
Status: Consortium and funding in development
Impact: Scalable green industrial growth & housing integration model for 100 industrial parks in Ukraine

Rehabilitation Center — Apostolove, Dnipropetrovsk oblast

Prefab hybrid system with steel frame and straw insulation for veteran recovery.

Led by: Mangini Construction, Sergio Grazioli, Italian-Ukrainian team
Status: Design phase, co-financing underway
Impact: Fast, resilient infrastructure for health needs

Community Hub & Straw Bale Training Center — Apostolove

Hands-on center for social integration and straw construction training.

Led by: ABCU team, Mike Deveria, multi-national team
Status: Pilot implementation preparation underway, scalable model defined, and strong interest from multiple municipalities
Impact: Empowering veterans & spreading regenerative know-how