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This Robotic Mycelium Pavilion Showcases the Future of Sustainable Construction

Conceived as a bio-hybrid pavilion, it is built on a wooden structural framework that provides strength and stability, while a series of customised mycelium panels form its outer shell.

Raffia, Wood and Epoxy come Together to form an Illusory Chair Installation

The seat is inspired by the look of pinewood. Instead of simply imitating timber, the artist transformed the wooden surface into a study of character and imperfection.

How 3D Printed Ceramic Shingles are Setting a New Benchmark in Facade Design

Using robotic arms, clay is deposited layer by layer in a controlled parametric workflow. This additive process makes it possible to achieve micro-textures, subtle curves and shadow-catching ribs that conventional mold-based ceramic production cannot replicate.

RISD Students turn Campus Waste into Material Innovation | Loop Lab

The Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) recently introduced an innovative sustainability initiative called Loop Lab, a pilot project that reimagines waste as a creative resource by transforming discarded campus materials into new, usable forms.

This Solar-Powered Textile can turn Buildings into Energy-Generating Facades

Titled Umbra Pavilion, the project features a striking, sky-blue canopy crafted from Heliotex, a solar-energy-generating textile made from recycled polyester yarn interwoven with 150 organic photovoltaic (OPV) solar cells.

RMIT’s Cardboard-Based Building Material offers Low-Carbon Alternative to Cement

Additionally, it also offers a low-cost, low-carbon and thermally efficient solution ideal for low-rise and modular buildings.

This Wood is Reinventing Timber with Steel-Like Strength for Greener Construction | Superwood

The engineered Superwood boasts 50 per cent more tensile strength than steel while weighing dramatically less, resulting in a strength-to-weight ratio ten times greater than steel.

IKEA turns the Iconic Allen Key into a Birch Veneer Lamp | ODLEBLAD

Designed by David Wahl, the lamp playfully reimagines the Allen key not as a tool for assembly, but as the very inspiration for its design.

How Coffee Cups are becoming Building Materials in London | Cupsan

Each square metre of Cupsan is made from approximately 840 coffee cups, effectively diverting them from landfill while providing designers and builders with a sustainable alternative to wood-based composites.

How Cork-Based Surfaces are Shaping the Future of Sustainable Interiors

At its core, the Muratto x Momentum collaboration celebrates cork, a natural, renewable and biodegradable material known for its versatility, resilience and tactile appeal.