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Fungi-Based Façade Could Slash Cooling Energy Use in Buildings by Half
Too long to read? Go for the highlights below. Researchers have reimagined the traditional South Asian jaali screen using mycelium-based composites, creating a bio-based façade system called the bio-jaali. Dynamic building energy simulations for New Delhi show the bio-jaali can reduce peak indoor temperatures by up to 14.8°C and cut annual cooling energy demand by more than 50%. The material absorbs up to 17.2% of its weight in moisture while remaining dimensionally stable, e
Mar 12


Mush Introduces Mycelium-Based Urn for Eco-Friendly Farewells
Fungi are nature's quiet custodians, breaking down organic matter and returning vital nutrients to the soil through their root-like...
Aug 28, 2024


NONGZAO's "CONSUMER" Project: Transforming Plastic Waste with Mycelium
In an effort to move towards sustainable design, the Chinese studio NONGZAO has launched the "CONSUMER" project, which reimagines...
Aug 12, 2024
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