From geopolymerization, the ‘Neostones’ consists of powder of marble, lime pellets, sand and slag. Neostone by @ercoffice_by_ercolai / More at MaterialDistrict.com #MaterialoftheDay #Materials #MaterialExperimentation #ProductDesign #Concretes

In the Germinal public gardens of Evere, Brussels, a new pavilion called Folly (Vase) now welcomes visitors. Belgian artist Elise Eeraerts and Spanish architect Roberto Aparicio Ronda designed the project, built from 3D printed ceramic vases. As a result, the structure acts both as a sculpture and as part of the garden. Read more at MaterialDistrict.com #MaterialInspiration #Materials #MaterialInnovation #3DPrinting #CeramicDesign #PublicArchitecture #LandscapeArchitecture #UrbanDesign #ProductDesign #InteriorArchitecture

A design team at Seoul National University’s @livingdesignlab.snu has created Re:Shell, a biodegradable material that turns discarded eggshells into functional building blocks. The project offers a sustainable response to South Korea’s rising construction waste. Read more at MaterialDistrict.com #MaterialInspiration #Materials SustainableDesign #CircularDesign #EcoInnovation #MaterialInnovation #BioDesign #ModularArchitecture #FacadeDesign #InteriorMaterials #FutureCities

The renovation of De Nieuwe Post in Arnhem has started. The Dutch Central Government Real Estate Agency asked @Heijmansnl to turn the historic post office into a sustainable and future-proof building. More than half of the materials come from reuse or biobased sources. Some are harvested directly from the existing structure. As a result, De Nieuwe Post will become one of the most circular redevelopment projects in the city. Read more at MaterialDistrict.com #MaterialInspiration #Materials #CircularArchitecture #BiobasedMaterials #SustainableDesign #TimberConstruction #UrbanGreenery #MaterialInnovation #FutureProofBuilding #CircularEconomy

Yesterday, the Blue Rhapsody ship lit up the docks in Belgium during @pluspoint_riverevent Antwerpen with fresh ideas, inspiring talks, and great encounters. Missed it? Watch the impression video and feel the vibe – it’s just a taste of what’s coming next week 👇 RiverEvent will be docking in the Netherlands next week: 📍 Zwolle – Sept 16 📍 Rotterdam – Sept 18 📍 Den Bosch – Sept 19 Three cities. Three days. Endless inspiration. 🚢 Step aboard the Blue Rhapsody anytime during the day and experience a trade event like no other – featuring: ✔️ 76 leading brands ✔️ 7 inspiring speakers in every city ✔️ High-end catering ✔️ Networking with top professionals ✔️ Talks by Pablo van der Lugt, Studio RAP, Aectual, MVRDV & many more 🎟️ Register your free ticket now 👉 Link in bio Don’t just attend an event – board an experience. #RiverEvent #Speakers #Architecture #InteriorDesign #MaterialDistrict #TradeEvent #DesignInspiration #BlueRhapsody

🎤 Meet a few of the speakers of RiverEvent Nederland! An impressive line-up of 7 speakers each day will take the stage, across three cities and three days. From visionary minds to renowned names in interior and architecture – this is your chance to get inspired. 📍 Three cities. Three days. Endless inspiration! Next week it’s happening: RiverEvent will dock in Zwolle (Sept 16), Rotterdam (Sept 18), and Den Bosch (Sept 19). Step aboard the Blue Rhapsody whenever you like and experience it for yourself. 🚢 Come to listen, connect, and discover. Alongside 76 leading brands, enjoy inspiring talks, great networking moments, and high-end catering – all in a one-of-a-kind setting. 🎟️ Register for free as a visitor 👉 Link in bio #RiverEvent #Speakers #Lectures #Architecture #InteriorDesign #MaterialDistrict #TradeEvent #DesignInspiration #BlueRhapsody

Brown algae, known as sargassum, are washing up in large amounts on beaches in Brazil, the Caribbean, and the United States. The piles of seaweed harm tourism, fishing, and biodiversity. When the algae decompose, they release gases that can also affect human health. Brazilian researchers have now found a way to turn this problem into a resource: using sargassum to make lightweight ceramic clay aggregates for construction. Read more at MaterialDistrict.com #MaterialInspiration #Materials #SeaweedMaterials #SustainableDesign #CircularConstruction #BiobasedInnovation #EcoMaterials #GreenArchitecture #MaterialInnovation

The Bee2C project demonstrates how organic waste can be transformed into a structural, functional, and ecological material solution. By cultivating mycelium on a substrate of recycled coffee residues—used grounds, roasting byproducts, and agricultural fibres—the team developed a bio-composite with remarkable qualities. The material offers natural antibacterial resistance, thermal insulation, and structural integrity, while being fully biodegradable. Read more at MaterialDistrict.com @yehuda__bar #MaterialInspiration #Materials #SustainableDesign #CircularMaterials #Mycelium #Biobased #MaterialInnovation #EcoDesign #CircularDesign #BeeFriendly #FutureMaterials #WasteToResource