Innovative materials and methods, and their applied uses in architecture and construction.
An amazing new invention, stronger than silk, which transforms to a solid when drawn from a hydrogel reservoir. The low-energy manufacturing for this material promises a sustainable future.
Learn moreA corrosion-resistant alternative to traditional steel rebar.
Learn moreAlgae is popping up in buildings and structures. It can be harvested in building systems to be used as biofuel or even sustenance for people.
Learn moreStretch this material and change how water interacts with it.
Learn moreBringing aircraft technology into construction to make lighter buildings.
Learn moreHydrogels can be infused in curtainwall panels. The hydrogels can turn opaque or transparent depending on temperature.
Learn moreYes, it's possible to 3D print everything from a concrete house to glass.
Learn moreWe can now detect structural deficiencies in buildings - using embedded carbon nanotubes and electrical currents.
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