From walls to insulation, nature-grown materials are reshaping how we build.

From walls to insulation, nature-grown materials are reshaping how we build.

We will explore the various biomaterials making a mark in the construction field and how biotechs could potentially transform a carbon-intensive industry. The post Biomaterials in construction: meet the startups reinventing our buildings  appeared first on Labiotech.eu. © Labiotech UG and Labiotech.eu. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from this site’s author and/or owner is strictly proh…

Redefining architecture with microorganism-grown building materials for circular design

The crQlr Awards (“Circular” Awards) is a global award that recognises projects and ideas that design circular economies. Established in 2021 as Japan’s first award in the circular design field, it has since become a key platform for players aiming to create sustainable economies and societies. A building that resembles a set from a science fiction film. Could this be our future landscape? (Photo by Amy Barkow, courtesy of The Living) The projec…

We don't change a winning team. Already at the controllers of the company Solvarev in Signes, who has been able to convince many professional customers in the business area to entrust him with the treatment of their waste, Laurie Mazoyer, Djamel Athamnia and Hassen Loucheni are proud to finally announce the lan

Building a circular economy: a vision for change

This post is by the Rt Hon Steve Reed MP, secretary of state for environment, food and rural affairs. Moving the UK to a circular economy is a fundamental part of the government’s national Plan for Change, and a priority for me as secretary of state for the environment. We need a seismic shift, with…