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DePoly to Launch Showcase Facility for Fossil-Free PET Recycling
Swiss cleantech company DePoly will open a 500-tonne-per-year demonstration plant this summer in Monthey, Switzerland. The facility is designed to validate its chemical recycling process for PET and polyester waste. This process converts discarded plastic ...
Read more >Reishi in the Nordic Light: Merging Danish Design with Mycelium-Based Innovation
During the 2025 edition of 3daysofdesign in Copenhagen, MycoWorks presented Reishi in the Nordic Light, a curated exhibition highlighting the intersection of Danish design heritage and emerging biomaterials. The showcase is particularly relevant for interior ...
Read more >Pirelli Unveils First Standard Tyre with Over 70% Biobased and Recycled Materials
Pirelli has achieved a milestone in sustainable mobility with the launch of a new standard production tyre made from over 70 per cent bio-based and recycled materials. Developed for Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), the innovative ...
Read more >Ultra-Thin Mineral Foam Panels Revolutionize Noise Control
Swiss research institute Empa, in collaboration with materials manufacturer de Cavis, has introduced a breakthrough in acoustic materials: ultra-thin sound-absorbing panels made from mineral foams. These new panels are up to four times thinner than ...
Read more >Temple to a Vanishing Indulgence: An Installation of Memory and Materials
In the courtyard of Montpellier’s historic Hôtel de Grave, a thought-provoking installation has captured the imagination of visitors and juries alike. Designed by Michael Cook Architecture & Design with G2-Studio, Temple (The Last Cheeseburger) won ...
Read more >Reimagining Waste: A Cardboard and Rope Chair with Circular Ambitions
A new open-source furniture project by India’s Dhammada Collective rethinks design through the lens of sustainability, repairability, and accessibility. Called the ‘Paper Tube’ Chair, this seat is made from discarded cardboard tubes and rope—materials that ...
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