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Pulp Fractions by Tee Vee Eff transforms discarded paper and cardboard waste into modular, adaptable structures. In response to the surge in waste from packaging materials with the increased consumerism in recent years, the Dubai-based architectural

Industrial design student Alara Ertenü has created Packioli, a plastic-alternative packaging for soap made from peapod and artichoke waste. Ertenü sourced the food waste from a local market in Izmir, simultaneously addressing the issue of s

Materials company Myceen developed B Wise, a series of pendant lampshades made from mycelium fibers. To form the bell-shaped shades, mycelium substrate is mixed with timber and agricultural industry waste and poured into a mold to grow under controll

Spanish designers Irene Segarra and Irene Martinez have collaborated with Naifactory to create the Nontalo, a children’s stool made of olive pit waste. This playful stool is constructed from six distinct modules, offering endless possibilities

Mexican designer Fernando Laposse @fernandolaposse utilizes the colorful husks of heirloom corn species for a versatile veneer that restores biodiversity. Laposse has refined a technique for turning the husk into a marquetry material, giving this onc

Mitsubishi Jisho Design @mjd_architecture created a teahouse from food waste-based materials for the Time Space Existence exhibition at this year’s Venice Architecture Biennale. Architects Takaaki Fuji, Hiroya Inage, and De Yuan Kang sought to

Bard Graduate Center recently hosted a lecture, Fragile Materiality, exploring the future of glass and its expansion into art and architecture. The guest speaker was artist and scholar Daniel Clayman @danielclayman , discussing how the material conti

Marie Zimmermann, American Arts & Crafts jeweler, and Pratt alum, crafted this magnificent black opal brooch between 1920 and 1928. It is currently on display as part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s collection. Precious opals like these

Materials companies Circular Matters @circularmatters and StoneCycling @_stonecycling are exploring new ways to utilize discarded corn cobs, one of the most plentiful agricultural waste materials, to make biodegradable interior cladding. CornWall is

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