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# 2021 Bacterial cellulose for architecture |
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Bacterial cellulose for architecture is a biodegradable material based on biomaterials generated by bacterial growth. It has stronger properties than plant cellulose and is being develop for architectural applications such as facades, furniture and green walls.
I am a textile engineer and designer. I always needed to know things in-depth and see the essence of things and events. The text has a wide application in science and art and has a lot of answers to human problems. I studied textiles from the point of view of engineering and art, and now I intertwine these fields. Above all, discover a new principle of material production that is easy to produce and organic and can be applied to more production areas (industry). Textiles are a significant producer of waste, and at the same time, a big future (nanomaterials) and cities are very polluted (unsustainable). Bio-textiles used in architecture (green facade, etc.) can help live in the to more happily.more
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ECAL, Lausanne University of Art and Design
A portable and adaptable baby nest made from safe biomaterials
Howest, de Hogeschool West-Vlaanderen (HOWEST)
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