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- found space tiles’’found space tiles’’ is a series of ceramic tiles that "reach out" to be touched. The finished tiles, after being materially translated into ceramic, freeze a posture, a moment of body-wall contact.
- Nedzhmie Yusufova – Beyond Plastic: Bio-Material 3D Printing for Circular SpacesNedji Yusufova is a Delft-based bio-material designer working at the intersection of architecture, circular materials, and 3D printing. She develops home-compostable material recipes from…
- Smart Shielding: A Space-Grade Jacket that Blocks Radiation and Infrared DetectionVollebak’s Shielding Jacket brings space-grade technology into everyday design. Originally developed to protect NASA’s Mars Rover from electromagnetic interference, this high-tech material is now…
- Recycled PVC Cords Used in Circular Pavilion for Urban SpaceThe PLUP Pavilion, designed by Nomada Estudio Urbano, demonstrates the reuse of industrial waste materials in urban design. Located in the Chihuahua Desert, the…
- Bioplastic Lighting for Modern Spaces: The Hedron Pendant’s Sustainable ApproachMickus Projects has developed the Hedron Pendant, a 3D printed bioplastic chandelier designed with sustainability and modern aesthetics in mind. The pendant’s production and…
- Space-defining surfacesDesign studio Giles Miller Studio developed textured wall tiles made of various materials, like ceramics, wood, and metal. The tiles manipulate the relationship between light and material to create subtle yet complex aesthetics. The control of texture using innovative design and fabrication techniques enables imagery, movement and character tailored to individual clients and contexts.
- Shushanik Droshakiryan – Psychedelic Textiles: Luxury in SpacePlease note: Due to a technical issue during recording, most of this lecture was captured without sound. Unfortunately, that part could not be recovered.…
- Aled Roberts – Green Space: how off-world construction technologies could boost sustainability on EarthAled obtained a degree in chemistry at the University of Liverpool before pursuing a PhD jointly at Liverpool and in Singapore. He subsequently undertook…
- Anna Vershinina – From space to the kitchen and back: bioplastics that challenge the linear lifestyleAnna Vershinina is a PhD candidate at KU Leuven in Belgium. Her areas of expertise include bioregenerative architecture and biomaterials. Anna’s master’s thesis on…
- Marjanne Cuypers – Timber from the ocean forests – regenerative practices for abundant living spacesMarjanne Cuypers is founder of BlueBlocks, a research and development led bio-manufacturing company. She studied industrial design engineering at Delft University of Technology, worked…
- Janneke Leenaars – Reducing the embodied carbon impact of spacesJanneke Leenaars is Sustainability Manager Northern Europe at Interface with a focus on connecting the dots to reduce the embodied carbon footprint of the…
- Astroplastic: 3D printing in space with astronaut poopIn space, there aren’t a whole lot of materials you can readily use to make things. One waste material that is available in a…
- Revolve Wheel: Foldable and airless bicycle wheel saves spaceFoldable bicycles save a lot of space, but one disadvantage is that the wheels have to be small to make them portable. The Revolve…
- Print your city: 3D printing public space with plastic wasteThe throwaway lifestyle of contemporary cities has exponentially increased the production of plastic waste, but what to do with it? With their project Print…
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