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La Fabrique Allwood: Material-Driven Furniture Production with a Sustainable Focus
La Fabrique Allwood is a furniture manufacturer based in Montreal, Canada. Since 2014, the company has designed and produced furniture made from solid urban wood and steel. It focuses on sustainability, material reuse, and durable ...
Read more >Atacamite Mineral Offers New Clues for Eco-Friendly Cooling
A team of researchers from TU Braunschweig and Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR) has discovered a strong magnetocaloric effect in the natural mineral atacamite. This finding could pave the way for new, energy-efficient cooling systems that do ...
Read more >FRICKS: Recycled Foamed Bricks for a Circular Built Environment
FRICKS, short for Foamed Recycled Bricks, is an innovative building material developed by the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (IAAC). The project transforms construction and demolition waste (CDW) into sustainable, high-performance bricks. Designed for ...
Read more >NASA Grows the Future: Mycelium-Based Habitats for Earth and Beyond
NASA is exploring how fungi can help build the homes of the future—both in space and on Earth. The Mycotecture Off Planet project, led by Dr. Lynn Rothschild at NASA Ames Research Center, recently received ...
Read more >Sustainable Bamboo Pavilion for Culinary Education
Chiangmai Life Architects (CLA) has designed a new bamboo pavilion for the Zabb e Lee Cooking School in Saraphi, Thailand. The building supports Thai culinary education while showcasing biobased design and sustainable construction practices. It ...
Read more >Seismic Testing of 3D Printed Concrete Structures
Scientists at the University of Bristol have conducted a landmark study to evaluate the seismic resilience of 3D printed concrete structures, an innovation with growing potential in the built environment. Using the UK’s largest shaking ...
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