Axolotek is the first solution of building integrated Aquaponics
The lack of access to biodiversity leads to
health disorder
We provide a solution by introducing urban integration of Aquaponics with the objective of improving the quality of life in our cities
axolotek USE
fish waste
Aquaponics systems use fish waste to produce bacteria that will naturally fertilize the plants. The aquaponics system uses 90% less water than normal soil-based crops, making the system more sustainable.
Natural fertilizer
90% water SAVED
8x Growth rate
axolotek has developed an AQUAPONICS SYSTEM standard & optimized
Control
Using IoT sensors we are able to control the status of the installation
Balance
We have developed a deep expertise in the balance of water elements
growth
The selection of the right
plants allows an optimized growth rate
axolotek SOLUTIONS
Standard aquaponics system
that is customizable
to integrate urban spaces
Green wall that can be adapted to customer requirements
Design materials selected to embrace the style of the location
Aquatic species choice based on requirements
Hotels
Offer new experiences to your customers, develop the attractiveness of your hotel, promote well-being and nature access
offices
Green up your office spaces, improve focus, well-being, and attractiveness of your company
schools
Create and develop a hands-on sustainable educational tool for your students
RESIDENCE
Regenerative architecture introducing biodiversity for communities
OUr MISSION
axolotek AIM to iNTRODUCE BIODIVERSITY by greening up urban spaces using the most sustainable agricultural solution: aquaponics.
axolotek combines aquaponics advantages with the latest technologies to ensure the best growth of plants. Axolotek integrates into urban space using REGENERATIVE architecturE principles to create a harmonious ecosystem.
Our sustainable solution allowS better usage of resources and enhance the quality of life.
MEET THE TEAM
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Victor Plançonneau
Tech entrepreneur passionate by nature-based solutions
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Romain Varoqueaux
Engineer creating resources-efficient ecosystems for the built environment