Superuse Césare Peeren

Superuse Césare Peeren is a visionary architect and sustainability advocate who aspires to transform our world from linear to circular within a decade.

Césare Peeren emphasizes utilizing existing resources, transitioning to compact and energy-efficient systems, tackling root causes with minimal resources, and addressing symptoms with advanced technology.

As the founder of Superuse Studios, Césare Peeren has dedicated the last 20 years to developing resources, tools, and open-source solutions to support this vision of a circular economy.

He focuses on concepts like the Integral City, promoting extreme urban density combined with edible nature to enable living, working, and recreation within walking or biking distance, reducing mobility needs and fostering a closed ecosystem.

Césare Peeren advocates for transforming underutilized buildings into multifunctional spaces, integrating edible nature, making structures energy-neutral, and utilizing materials like industrial waste and sustainable building principles to minimize new resource consumption.

With a background in architecture, Césare Peeren has leveraged his expertise to transform spaces, engage in sustainable practices, and educate others through various roles such as being a visiting professor, keynote lecturer, and head of design at Superuse Studios.

His work spans across innovative projects like the circular villa in Italy, the Green House zero-energy circular house, and being involved in sustainable community transformations and educational initiatives.

Césare Peeren's collaborations, entrepreneurial spirit, and commitment to circular design principles mark him as a leading figure in sustainable architecture and urban planning.