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  1. BrandEnviron Biocomposites
  2. MaterialDakota BurlDakoto Burl is a bio-based decorative composite material, made from an abundant agricultural resource. It looks like traditional burled woods. The natural burled texture and pattern along with its panel properties allow for a variety of applications.
  3. MaterialEnviron BiocompositeEnviron biocomposite is a solid board product that utilizes a bio-based technology and is made from recycled paper-products and rapidly renewable agricultural resources. This material offers an appearance with the warmth and feel of an exotic hardwood.
  4. MaterialBiocompositesBiocomposite is a collective term to refer to fibre-reinforced materials with a natural origin. Basically any material that consists of fibres and a binding component (i.e. resin) can be called a composite. If both the fibres and the resin are extracted from biomass, it classifies as a biocomposite. Preferably residual waste is used to obtain raw materials. Sample mycelium executed by Joppe Weeber, student AKV|St. Not for publication.
  5. ArticleLina: the world’s first biocomposite car made from flaxWhen you think about cars, the first word to come to mind is probably not sustainability. While more and more cars are becoming electric,…
  6. ArticleThe first biobridge made entirely of biocompositeIn a collaboration between two universities, three colleges and several companies, the world’s first biocomposite bridge was opened for the public on 27 October.…
  7. MaterialGIRIA Tree bark biocompositeGIRIA is a unique biocomposite made from tree bark and a mix of organic binders, designed to bring the essence of the forest into everyday objects. The material is warm, tactile, and versatile, with a texture that evokes natural surfaces. Developed through extensive material research, GIRIA combines pine, oak, and ash bark with leaf powder pigments.
  8. ArticleA nature-inclusive façade made of biocompositeDutch biocomposite company NPSP, in collaboration with Studio Marco Vermeulen, developed a biobased, nature-inclusive façade, with contains integrated nesting boxes for birds and insects.…
  9. ArticleHemp Byproducts Transformed Into High-Performance BiocompositesMicrofactory Venture Platform (MVP) and Canadian hemp producer Legacy Fibers have successfully completed their first production trials using agricultural hemp byproducts. The trials demonstrate…
  10. ArticleA furniture collection made from biocompositeAustrian product designer Philipp Aduatz launched a new furniture collection made of a fibre-reinforced biocomposite. The aim of the project is to maximise the…
  11. ArticleKnitted biocomposites as structural systemsArchitects and designers Bastian Beyer and Daniel Suarez’s Column Project explores the structural potential of augmented knitted biocomposites. To make the structures, Beyer developed…
  12. ArticleModular Acoustic Partitions Made from Biocomposite and Recycled MaterialsPolish furniture manufacturer VANK has introduced FLIP, a modular system of mobile acoustic partitions made from either a hemp- and flax-based biocomposite or recycled…
  13. MaterialMicromoulded biocompositesDesigner Bas Froon developed a micromoulding machine that makes it possible to locally change material qualities from a soft material into a strong and lightweight plastic. By doing this, he can keep the tactile qualities of the raw material, while giving it more strength to be used in furniture, fashion and textile applications. The material consists of natural fibres or recycled textiles and biobased plastic like PLA.
  14. MaterialMalai biocompositeMalai is a flexible, biocomposite material made from organic bacterial cellulose, grown on agricultural waste sourced from the coconut industry in Southern India. The material has a feel comparable to leather or paper. It is water resistant and certified vegan.
  15. ArticleNew biocomposite for complex designsContinuing our series on co-creation, here’s a small-scale example. FluidSolids is a material innovation that has led to a product and a company, all…
  16. ArticleFrom bicycle bridge to fertiliserThe province of Friesland in the Netherlands is currently building the world’s first movable bicycle bridge made of biocomposite. If everything goes according to…
  17. BrandTRIFILON ABTRIFILON'S MISSION Trifilon servse architects, designers, engineers, builders – makers who want their high-quality products to be sustainable. Trifilon's materials offer a step towards…
  18. ArticleMaterial Innovation in ArchitectureThe innovation unit GXN was established in 2007 as a parallel practice to that of 3XN architects. Since day one the team has researched…
  19. ArticleHow to grow your own biodegradable IKEA furnitureIKEA dedicated research and design lab SPACE10’s resident architects Katya Bryskina and Tomás Clavijo explored how the famous IKEA FRAKTA shopping bag might be…
  20. MaterialUPM FormiUPM ForMi is a biocomposite, made of 20% - 50% wood-based cellulose and 80% - 50% polypropylene or similar matrix. Next generation material which can be injection moulded with existing machinery. It is recyclable, odourless and has a constant material quality. Its carbon footprint is between 30% to 60% lower than that of other common engineering plastics such as PC and ABS.
  21. ArticleProgrammable water-based composites for digital design and fabricationAguahoja, a project by researchers at MIT’s Mediated Matter Group, is a collection of objects digitally design and robotically fabricated from the molecular components…
  22. ArticleHemp Waste Shows Promise For Lower-Carbon Bioplastic FilmsResearchers in South Korea have tested biocomposite films made with hemp hurd, the woody inner part of the hemp stem. This part of the…
  23. ArticleFungi Transform End-Of-Life Mattresses Into Lightweight Fire-Resistant InsulationResearchers at Swinburne University of Technology have developed a bio-composite insulation material made from shredded mattress foam and mycelium. By combining discarded polyurethane foam…
  24. ArticleRain-Resistant Façade Panels Made from Walnut ShellsCan food waste be repurposed into building materials? This question was at the heart of Lara Neuhaus’ graduation project Bio-composites from food waste at…