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3D Printed Biodegradable Material from Coffee Grounds and Reishi Mushrooms

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Researchers at the University of Washington have developed an innovative material made from coffee grounds and Reishi mushroom spores that can be 3D printed into biodegradable objects. This new material presents a sustainable alternative to ...

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Wool Art and Sustainable Design: Babette Leertouwer’s Use of Dutch Sheep Wool

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Textile artist Babette Leertouwer demonstrates the potential of Dutch sheep wool as a material for wall art. Her work illustrates the aesthetic and sustainable properties of wool, which are relevant for architects, interior designers, and ...

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Sustainable Furniture from Coffee Waste

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Korean designer Chanhyeok Kim has developed a furniture series called Unsleepy that utilises coffee waste as a raw material. By combining used coffee grounds with a biodegradable binder, Kim has created a composite material that ...

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Biobased Switch Series Provides Sustainable Interior Solution

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Busch-Jaeger has introduced the biobased Busch-balance AP surface-mounted switch series, designed as a sustainable replacement for the Busch-Duro 2000 SI series. With a minimalist design, the series is intended for various interior applications, including attics, ...

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Ecological Green Facade at HOFER Supermarket: A Sustainable Architectural Solution

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A recent ecological upgrade at a HOFER supermarket branch demonstrates the practical application of green facades in contemporary architecture. This project integrates sustainable design with environmental benefits and is relevant to architects, interior designers, and ...

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Bamboo-Based Panels: Durability and Sustainability in Large-Scale Infrastructure

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Bamboo-based panels have demonstrated resilience against extreme weather and corrosion in the world’s longest sea-crossing bridge—the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge. This case highlights the use of sustainable, biobased materials in large-scale infrastructure, with implications for various ...

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