The November 2019 eco round-up spotlights ventures toward sustainability across the board -- from projects that will impact the life of an entire community to pledges that will create a new reality for businesses. A great, cutting-edge example of the former is an initiative by the Barlett School of Architecture's Bio-Integrated Design Lab. The researchers have looked into algae's capabilities of detoxifying water and have, thus, created 'Indus.' This is a modular tiled wall that will serve as a solution to contaminated water in areas where the resource is scarce for drinking.
Universal Design Studio & Giles Miller Studio, on the other hand, create an upcycled and reusable pavilion for BBC Studios. In addition to this, should the company no longer have use for the structure -- it can be completely recycled once more.
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