Bio Concrete
MATConcrete and building materials enhanced with biological processes for regenerative construction.
BaleBio Pavilion by Cave Urban – A Regenerative Landmark for Bali’s Coastal Communities
A regenerative bamboo pavilion in Bali that reinterprets the Bale Banjar, showcasing carbon-negative construction, local craftsmanship, and circular material innovation.
Concreto House: A Sculptural Response to Brazilian Topography
Sculptural Brazilian hillside residence featuring exposed concrete construction, prestressed cantilevers, two-level organization, native landscaping, and seamless indoor-outdoor living integration.
Meta(bio)lism: Turning Floodwater into a Building Resource
Pineapple leaf composites, kaolin soil bricks, and fractal geometries form an architecture that channels floods rather than fights them.
SproutYourArt: A Mycelium Production Facility That Grows Its Own Future
Anja Popovic proposes a circular architecture for Shenzhen where fungi cultivation, composting, and fabrication merge into a single building organism.
PIN Architects Carves a Concrete Gesamtkunstwerk into the Forested Hills of Mudanya
Can House is a 775-square-meter sculptural residence in Bursa, Turkey, where raw concrete, full-height glass, and preserved beech trees form a single organ
i/thee Builds Two Pavilions from Coffee Grounds and Grape Skins on the Woodstock Site
At Bethel Woods in New York, experimental bio-composite structures reinterpret wattle-and-daub with food waste and parametric design.
PL.Architekci Frames a Poznań Family Home in Concrete and Timber Against a Pine Forest
Three pavilions linked by glass corridors sit lightly among tall trees on a clearing in western Poland
Architectural Concrete Design in Industrial Pavilions: The Castelatto Pavilion
Discover how architectural concrete design transforms industrial pavilions into sustainable, aesthetic landmarks, as exemplified by Castelatto Pavilion.
CO-BIOPHILIC
Co-Biophilic is the name of a co-working office where old and new combine through biophilic design.
The Subterranean Bio-Wellness Center
Explore a new way for architecture to respond innate human instinct, biophilia, and desire to be connected with nature and other living things.
