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- Revolutional MildRevolutional Mild is an ultra flat and feather weight techno-fabric, with a weight of only 115 g/m². The fabric is composed of 85% Polyamide and 15% Elastane and has an exceptional breathability. The two-way stretch fabric ensures a perfect fit with a extraordinary elasticity.
- RevolutionalRevolutional is a technical fabric, that is ultra-fine with its thickness reduced by 50% compared to the classic charmeuse. The fabric is also ultra-lightweight at 155 g/m², and exceptionally elastic and breathable. The fabric is composed of 71% Polyamide micro and 29% Elastane. Revolutional is a free-cut fabric that does hardly curl.
- Tomorrow’s Timber shows the way towards the next building revolutionTimber has evolved from a traditional building material to ‘mass timber’, an engineered high- performance product from which complete construction systems and even high-rise…
- Natural oil for plastic revolutionOil from the castor bean is commonly used in medicine, food, hygiene and heavy industries. It can now also be used to create a…
- 3D Printing with Bendable Concrete: A Material Revolution in ConstructionResearchers at the University of New Mexico (UNM) are pioneering the development of a groundbreaking material: bendable concrete designed for 3D printing. This innovative…
- Atto Harsta – The Timber Building Revolution; biobased building from margin to mainstream – part 2: The howAtto Harsta, building technologist and industrial designer, realises sustainable and healthy living environments. He combines natural wonder and creativity with a social incentive. His…
- Robert Platje – SAWA: Towards the timber revolutionRobert has been working as a project manager and construction technologist at Mei since 2000. In 2017, he was named associate partner. Robert is…
- Pablo van der Lugt – The Timber Building Revolution; biobased building from margin to mainstream – part 1: the whyED speaker Pablo van der Lugt (PhD, MSc Eng) is a passionate advocate of high performance bio-based materials. In the vision of van der…


