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- 3D Printed Airless Tyres Combine Elastomers With Impact-Absorbing GeometryPrint&Live, working with iSCALE3D, has developed fully 3D printed airless tyres for unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs). The design replaces the pressurised chamber of a…
- Rhino-Inspired Cellulose Fibres Combine Strength And BiodegradabilityResearchers from Anhui Agricultural University and Zhejiang University have developed high-performance cellulose fibres that combine the strength of advanced synthetic fibres with toughness comparable…
- 3D Printed Street Furniture Made From Recycled Construction WasteChinese studio BENTU Design has developed a method to transform demolition waste into 3D printed urban furniture. The project, titled Inorganic Growth, explores how…
- “World’s First” Poker Set Made From Recycled Marine PlasticA poker set made from discarded marine plastic, said to be the world's first, shows how ocean waste can become a high-quality design product.…
- Circularity & Reuse at Dutch Design Week 2025At Dutch Design Week 2025 (18–26 October, Eindhoven), circular design takes centre stage. This year’s programme shows how waste, surplus materials and overlooked resources…
- Done & Dusted: Turning Household Dust into a Usable TextileIn a project called Done & Dusted, designer Rahat Rai has developed a material made from household dust, showing how an abundant waste stream…
- A Circular Pavilion Built Entirely from Reused MaterialsIn the botanical garden of Fredriksoord, a UNESCO World Heritage site in the Netherlands, Studio Method has created The Reading Room in the Forest.…
- Waste as a Resource: Sculptural Seating from Construction ScrapAt the recent 3 Days of Design festival in Copenhagen, Spanish designer Sara Regal showcased a furniture series made entirely from discarded building materials.…
- OceanicSaving our ocean one bottle at a time, each metre of Oceanic is woven from yarn made from 26 plastic bottles. Delicately dyed using cationic yarn, this multi-tonal textile combines and contrasts a light warp with a deeply saturated weft. With an intricate twill weave, this visual detail creates a subtle pattern - enhancing both the considered colour and careful construction of the fabric.
- EconcreteEconcrete is the harder and tougher alternative within Cooloo’s current material range. This concrete and stone like material is made from +65% recycled material and has low CO2 emissions. It can be applied to flooring, walls, stairs, facades, furniture, tabletops and planters to give it a super cool and industrial look and feel.
- The world’s first biobased 3D printed houseResearchers at University of Maine in the US have revealed a 3D printed house made of recycled materials and wood waste and is intended…
