
Moss-friendly concrete makes buildings feel more natural
Creating greener cities with Respyre’s concrete would provide cleaner air and reduce heating and cooling costs for building owners
The architecture and design innovations we regularly see at Springwise are proof that the sector is ideally equipped to think sustainably while still creating things that are functional and beautiful. From record-breaking ‘plyscraper’ buildings made exclusively from timber, to a 3D-printed aquatic reef, these innovations are good for people, society, and the planet.
Creating greener cities with Respyre’s concrete would provide cleaner air and reduce heating and cooling costs for building owners
A startup is working to make bricks out of seaweed to create floating structures that sequester carbon
The material improves building insulation and reduces electricity bills
The bespoke production process provides materials made to meet specific mechanical strength requirements
The bioengineered plants turn pollutants into sugar and amino acids
Optimised layouts reduce the length of piping needed, while also saving installation time and resources
Pieces are made from organic scraps that include leaves, seeds, and production waste
The design uses locally sourced wood fibre feedstock as the printing material
The home is designed to be completely self-sufficient when it comes to providing food, water, and heat
The non-toxic tiles are made from the fishing industry’s sustainable biowaste
This mixed-use skyscraper design combines technology with nature
3D-printed beach furniture is built for both humans and underwater creatures