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Articles tagged with bio
Mycelium bricks, cultivated from fungal networks on organic waste, present a renewable and low-emission choice over fired clay. They deliver insulation and compostability while cutting energy demands, though sealing against moisture and code adherence remain key. This overview covers fabrication, expenses, efficacy, and implementation for sustainable architecture.
Bacteria-powered concrete uses living microbes to seal cracks automatically, extending structure life by up to 50%. Though pricier upfront, it reduces maintenance and corrosion while mimicking bone healing. Learn how this self-healing material works, its costs, limitations, and why it’s reshaping sustainable construction from driveways to massive infrastructure projects.
Self-healing concrete embedded with bacteria repairs its own cracks by producing limestone when moisture enters, prolonging structure durability and minimizing upkeep expenses despite a higher initial investment. This guide explains the mechanism, advantages, drawbacks, and key considerations for implementing this advanced, eco-friendly material in construction projects.