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3D printed biostructures with live bacteria capture carbon dioxide from air at venice biennale

Living Room Collective captures carbon dioxide using live cyanobacteria in 3D printed biostructures for the Canada Pavilion at the Venice Biennale 2025.

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This 'Living Building' uses Bio-Cement that absorbs CO2, making the architecture carbon negative - Yanko Design

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3D printed biostructures with live bacteria capture carbon dioxide from air at venice biennale

Living Room Collective captures carbon dioxide using live cyanobacteria in 3D printed biostructures for the Canada Pavilion at the Venice Biennale 2025.

fromYanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News

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Design

This 'Living Building' uses Bio-Cement that absorbs CO2, making the architecture carbon negative - Yanko Design

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Science on the catwalk: Iris van Herpen gives gowns a glow up

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reactive bioluminescent algae illuminate iris van herpen's haute couture show in paris

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Fashion & style

Science on the catwalk: Iris van Herpen gives gowns a glow up

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reactive bioluminescent algae illuminate iris van herpen's haute couture show in paris

Canada Pavilion Presents Picoplanktonics, a Living Experiment in Regenerative Architecture at the 2025 Venice Biennale

The Canada Pavilion showcases Picoplanktonics, addressing ecological issues through 3D-printed structures with living cyanobacteria.

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3D printed biostructures with live bacteria capture carbon dioxide from air at venice biennale

This 'Living Building' uses Bio-Cement that absorbs CO2, making the architecture carbon negative - Yanko Design

3D printed biostructures with live bacteria capture carbon dioxide from air at venice biennale

This 'Living Building' uses Bio-Cement that absorbs CO2, making the architecture carbon negative - Yanko Design

Science on the catwalk: Iris van Herpen gives gowns a glow up

reactive bioluminescent algae illuminate iris van herpen's haute couture show in paris

Science on the catwalk: Iris van Herpen gives gowns a glow up

reactive bioluminescent algae illuminate iris van herpen's haute couture show in paris

Canada Pavilion Presents Picoplanktonics, a Living Experiment in Regenerative Architecture at the 2025 Venice Biennale

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