From Recycled Paper Pulp Lamps to Shrimp Cell-Fused Cements
Kalin Ned — September 10, 2022 — Art & Design
The September 2022 design trends are all about material innovation and experimentation as many are looking to create more sustainable synergies with the man-made and natural environment.
Researchers at Washington State University and the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, for example, boast an augmented cement innovation that they infused with shrimp cells to increase the strength of the material. Researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder, on the other hand, have proposed limestone grown out of algae. This delivers a carbon-neutral solution, with the potential of it becoming carbon-negative with a bit more work on the process.
The September 2022 design round-up also spotlights some exhibitions and fairs that showcase innovative materials at work—from the Radford Gallery's Hard Knocks exhibit to the pavilions at the Chart Art Fair.
Researchers at Washington State University and the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, for example, boast an augmented cement innovation that they infused with shrimp cells to increase the strength of the material. Researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder, on the other hand, have proposed limestone grown out of algae. This delivers a carbon-neutral solution, with the potential of it becoming carbon-negative with a bit more work on the process.
The September 2022 design round-up also spotlights some exhibitions and fairs that showcase innovative materials at work—from the Radford Gallery's Hard Knocks exhibit to the pavilions at the Chart Art Fair.
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