Autore:
Violano, Antonella Titolo:
Beyond Materials: the experimentation of bio-based grown materials from myceliaPeriodico:
TECHNE (Online)Anno:
2018 - Volume:
16 - Pagina iniziale:
299 - Pagina finale:
307The international debate on materials and design assumes as regenerative and resilient a building that interacts symbiotically with its surroundings: it fits, coevolves, uses solar energy and soil resources, produces oxygen and captures CO2, closes the cycle of water and waste ... thanks to the epigenesis of its materials. Starting from ‘Ecovative, a biomaterial produced in the U.S.A., the research carried out at the DADI of University of Campania “L. Vanvitelli”, in partnership with industry participants, experiences the production of bio-based thermal insulation materials grown with mycelia. The experimentation has recorded a highly adaptive response from the material, which resulted regenerative, eco-friendly, renewable, with a zero environmental impact and a minimum Embodied Energy.
SICI: 2239-0243(2018)16<299:BMTEOB>2.0.ZU;2-O
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