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20 oct 2022
more on biohacking >> fashion
Etiquetas:
algae,
bacteria,
bio-engineering,
c2c,
clay,
compost,
fashion,
fungi,
future,
hacking,
innovation,
kombucha,
material-driven design,
mycelium,
revolution,
smart-design,
spirulina,
waste,
yeast
biofabrication
What if we could "grow" clothes from microbes, furniture from living organisms and buildings with exteriors like tree bark? Suzanne Lee shares exciting developments from the field of biofabrication and shows how it could help us replace major sources of waste, like plastic and cement, with sustainable and eco-friendly alternatives.
***TED talk
Etiquetas:
bacteria,
bio-engineering,
c2c,
compost,
construction,
decoration,
fashion,
fungi,
future,
hacking,
industrial,
innovation,
kombucha,
material-driven design,
mycelium,
revolution,
smart-design,
waste,
yeast
12 sept 2020
the growing pavilion: bio-materials
The pavilion is unique in the way in which a large number of biobased materials, such as wood, hemp, mycelium, cattail and cotton, come together to form an extraordinary creation
The Growing Pavilion is a Biobased Creation of Company New Heroes and Dutch Design Foundation.
Design: Pascal Leboucq in collaboration with Krown.bio
Concept : Pascal Leboucq – Lucas De Man – Biobased Creations | Company New Heroes
Design: Pascal Leboucq in collaboration with Krown.bio
Concept : Pascal Leboucq – Lucas De Man – Biobased Creations | Company New Heroes
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