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Free Webinar: Bioterials: How Biomanufacturing and Biodeconstruction improve our Housing and Reduce Carbon, May 29, 12-1 pm ET
Event Description
This course will define bioterials as materials that utilize the growth of living organisms in their manufacture, discuss bio-manufacturing and bio-fabrication, and show some of the carbon sequestering processes being developed by researchers to change impact of building to a regenerative process. We will look specifically at three novel processes of "mycotecture" developed by the speaker that use circular resources and fungi to build regenerative architecture.
- Articulate the state of the art of next generation of safe bioterials and their role in environmental sustainability
- Note the future prospects for bioterials and connection to circular economy and health
- Review the carbon cycle, GHG footprint and material decarbonization in buildings to improve global welfare.
- Understanding the circularity of material inputs and outputs in architectural design
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