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- Improving air quality by recycling rice strawSwedish furniture giant IKEA aims to improve the air quality in various regions, starting in India, by turning rice straw, traditionally burned, into a…
- Upcycled Rice Straw TextilesThe project addresses the environmental impact of parali—rice straw residue left after harvesting. Rather than being incinerated, the rice straw is upcycled into biodegradable and compostable textiles. Parali by Aarushi works directly with farms to reduce transport-related carbon emissions and follows a circular production system in which manufacturing offcuts are reused to produce tags, paper and packaging materials.
- A house made of riceItalian start-up Rice House developed architectural products made of waste from rice processing. Rice is the only bio-resource presents in all five continents and…
- Straw BoardKokoboard Straw board made of rice straw, cocodust or vetiver grass. These materials are connected without use of formaldehyde.
- BioflexiThis high density panel is a recyclable and compostable freeform fiberboard for architectural applications.The fibreboard consist of 80 % to 90 % straw, a natural fibre and residual material which is available worldwide. No formaldehyde and isocyanate components are applied, making it the ideal solution for different indoor applications.
- The first 3D printed house with earthWASP (World’s Advanced Saving Project) 3D printed a 100 square metre house made from mud and and natural waste materials from the surrounding area.…
- KokoboardKokoboard is a bio-composite board. It is made out of rice straw board, vetiver grass board, coco dust board and other agricultural fiberboards.
- Reimagining Rainwear: Chaude Couture Embraces Biobased ProtectionChaude Couture, a project by design studio fabulism, reimagines rainwear through the lens of sustainability, tradition, and climate adaptation. Selected as the winning proposal…
- mogu Floor FlexFrom agro-industrial residues to luxury living environments, Mogu Floor are two collections of biobased resilient tiles and roll for interior design and architecture. The proprietary formulation of the bio-based resin utilised in Mogu Floor products replaces traditional industrial pigments with low-value biomasses, such as corn crops, rice straw, spent coffee grounds, discarded seaweed and clam shells.
- Air purifying curtains clean indoor airFurniture giant Ikea developed curtains treated with a special technology that clean indoor air by breaking down pollutants when they come into contact with…
- Building sustainably with wood and mycelium at DDWWith two pavilions at Ketelhuisplein in Eindhoven during Dutch Design Week (19-27 October 2019) The Embassy of Circular and Biobased Building challenges the building…
- Ford and Jose Cuervo Fuel a New Agave-Based BioplasticIn partnership with tequila brand Jose Cuervo, the Ford Motor Vehicle Company is investigating the use of agave fibres, a byproduct of the tequila…
- Paper & Boiya CollectionThe Boiya Collection revives a nearly lost craft tradition from Haryana. Historically, boiya referred to lightweight utility objects made from locally available natural materials. PBA reinterprets this technique using upcycled fibres and circular production methods. The collection includes decorative objects such as vases.
