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Overgrown Wall

Holcim Bouw & Infra Concrete is a versatile building material, but it has a significant carbon footprint. Holcim aims t

Regional Building Method

Bouwtuin Bouwtuin is committed to radically improving the sustainability of the (self) construction chain an

Ecolve

Scape Agency Ecolve is a bioreceptive alternative to concrete. Ecolve consists of recycled materials from the tr

Typhaboard

Typha Technik, co-developer is Fraunhofer-Institut für Bauphysik Typhaboard  is made from typha (cattail), a plant that grows quickly and easily in all kinds o

Combind Paprika

Rik Makes Due to the enormous amount of residual flows from the greenhouses, it is possible to convert a larg

Smartty Aqua Green Panel

Smartty The Aqua Green Panel is an invention of Eduard van Vliet and offers a slim water-buffering green-sl

Oesterplat

D' werkplaats Marjolein Stappers It takes five to eight years for an oyster to grow into an edible product. Once it has reached that

Cork green roof

Earth Kweek/ Dakdorpen The Green Roof developed for 'The Exploded View' is built of 100% natural modules based on expanded

Mudernism

Studio Billie van Katwijk The most important residual material that remains after the purification of our waste water is sewa

Seaweed tiles

Studio Klarenbeek & Dros The raw materials for the plastics of the future are grown local in the sea. That is the statement

Pressed seaweed tiles

BlueBlocks, Blue City / Sea-Wood Materials Seaweed is a fast growing crop that does not require fresh water, land, fertilizers or pest

ALGAE TEXTILE

Carolyn Raff Studio / Algae based Biopolymer This fully compostable biopolymer consists of agar, glycerol and natural dyes. Agar is an algae-bas
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Pressed seaweed tiles

BlueBlocks, Blue City / Sea-Wood Materials A material comparable to softboard.
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Algae textile

Carolyn Raff Studio / Algae based Biopolymer This fully compostable biopolymer consists of agar, glycerol and natural dyes.
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Eelgrass thatched panel

Kathryn Larsen This design is inspired by the traditional application of the seaweed on roofs on island Læsø
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Seaweed tiles

Studio Klarenbeek & Dros The plastics of the future are grown local in the sea.