Ancient wisdom and ancestral cooling
Growing our homes from the ground up
The high-tech skin of modern skyscrapers
Working with water and waste
Designing for a changing climate
YOUR GOAL
Master of The secret life of buildings that breathe
007skaty Mycelium Architecture
Grow it up, grow it up! These mushroom walls are growing up!
007skaty Growing lightweight mycelium bricks from agricultural waste in five days creates fully biodegradable building materials with excellent thermal
007skaty Glowing digital blueprints analyze the thick clay walls of Gando Primary School.
007skaty Place green building materials from root to roof to discover how sustainable homes work.
Fast-growing bamboo: Some species of bamboo can grow up to 91 centimeters in a single day, making it one of the fastest-renewing building materials on Earth.
The vegetative part of a fungus, consisting of a network of thread-like filaments. In 2014, designers built a thirteen-meter tower at MoMA PS1 using compostable mycelium bricks.
Who designed the award-winning, climate-smart Gando Primary School in Burkina Faso?
007skaty Architects build large structures with native Guadua bamboo in the Colombian Andes
007skaty Structural timber provides lightweight strength for building massive modern towers.
What is the primary material used to build the Gando Primary School in Burkina Faso?
Which Colombian architect is famous for using Guadua bamboo in large-scale modern pavilions?
What major greenhouse gas do mass timber buildings lock away inside their structures?