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- NatureWorks biopolymerAll derived from renewable resources instead of oil, this biopolymer from which you can make packaging and consumer goods to fibers for apparel and even home or garden furnishings.
- Algae-based biopolymerThe biopolymer is produced from agar agar, a vegan gelling agent. The substance is extracted from red algae, which are native to water bodies around the world. Depending on its composition, the biopolymer behaves similarly to latex or PVC.
- Biopolymer 3D printed Trabeculae Pavilion based on bone structurePretty much anything imaginable can be 3D printed, from shoe soles to nodes and even food. In architecture, additive manufacturing hasn’t gone unnoticed either,…
- Miscanthus BiopolymerThe three meter high Miscanthus plant, or Elephant grass, is a renewable material for different lightweight purposes in the building industry. Benefits of the Miscanthus as a raw material: high capacity of sound absorption, good thermal insulation and 100% chemical free.
- Rodenburg Biopolymers
