Author: Kateryna

Kateryna Pylypchuk is a strategist in Modulina Straw Panels. She is a prominent advocate for sustainable construction and bio-based building materials. She is actively involved in initiatives aimed at decarbonizing the construction industry by promoting the use of natural materials such as straw panels. Kateryna plays a key role in the "Rebuilding Ukrainian Cities Green" initiative, showcasing the potential of straw panel technology in post-war reconstruction efforts. Her work emphasizes the integration of eco-friendly materials to reduce CO2 emissions and improve indoor climates, reflecting her commitment to sustainable development and circular economy principles.

The moment Ukraine’s recovery felt real — ReBuild 2025 expo in Warsaw

ReBuild Ukraine | 13-14 November 2025 in Warsaw wasn’t just another industry exhibition. It was a place where global stakeholders met Ukrainian communities face to face, where ideas turned into partnerships, and where the recovery of an entire country felt tangible. The scope alone says a lot: The event bringed together the construction, energy, humanitarian, […]

Modulina joins the Global Alliance for Buildings and Construction

We are proud to announce that Modulina Straw Panels has officially become a member of the Global Alliance for Buildings and Construction (GlobalABC) — hosted by the United Nations Environment Programme and now reaching 397 members, including 71 countries, GlobalABC is the leading global platform for all buildings stakeholders committed to a common vision: A zero-emission, efficient and […]

Budmo Builds Ptahahata: A Rebuild Green 2030 Program Milestone in Straw

This summer of 2025, a vision born during a war, finally raised on the lake in Severynivka, Vinnytsia region, Ukraine. This month, we at Rebuild Green 2030 program are proud to announce the completion of “Ptahahata” – The Bird Observatory, the pilot building of the Common Ground Project ensemble of the cultural and educational center […]

Straw, Clay, Wood and Courage: A Forest Classroom Rises in Bucha

In the heart of Bucha’s Dyvo Park, a new kind of classroom has quietly emerged — built not only with hands and hammers, but with heart, hope, and the materials of the Earth. The Bucha Forest Classroom is a space for learning, nature, and healing — a living tribute to resilience and imagination in post-war […]

Rebuild Green 2030 Signs Memorandum with NOCON to Foster Nordic Collaboration

At Modulina Straw Panels, we believe in the power of collaboration to reshape our world for the better. That belief came to life in a powerful way during the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Rome, where a landmark Memorandum of Cooperation was signed between the founding partners of Rebuild Green 2030 and NOCON AS, a leading […]

Rebuild Green 2030 at URC2025: where ideas became commitments

This is the repost of the original article made by our partner Alissa Bankovska, CEO of SYNCHRO SPACE on linkedin. When Ukraine’s recovery is discussed on the global stage, words like “sustainable,” “digital,” and “resilient” are often repeated. But turning those principles into real rebuilding tools requires something more: alignment. Not just between public and […]

We asked the RESTA expo 2025 organizers: what’s next for building green?

This year at RESTA 2025, the largest construction and renovation exhibition in the Baltic States, Modulina joined not just as participants, but as part of the movement shaping the future of sustainable construction. For the first time, we took the stage as speakers — our lead architectural engineer, Laurynas Marcinkus, shared insights on “Sustainable Construction […]

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