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Designed Wilderness: Design For Biodiversity

Barbara Pollini, designer and researcher, has recently developed a series of handmade sculptures titled Designed Wilderness: Minimum Viable Ecosystems. These works serve as an experiment in exploring bio-receptive design through craftsmanship, slow colonization, and the Art of Noticing. This approach, which Pollini calls slow biodesign, contrasts sharply with the rapid pace of plastic 3D printing.…

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10th Annual Inspireli Awards + 2 New Competitions

The Inspireli Awards, the world’s largest international architecture competition for students, returns for its 10th edition with several exciting updates. The competition – previously featured on WeVux – is officially open for both individual and group submissions. Participation is free, offering a unique opportunity for aspiring architects and designers. (Cover image Schindler’s Ark Competition, winner Museum,…

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Circular Talks: Ourcarbon®, The Carbon Negative Pigment

Bioforcetech is a technology company dedicated to improving modern waste management practices while providing sustainable alternatives to toxic materials like carbon black pigments, which pose health risks. To address these issues, Bioforcetech transforms waste materials, such as biosolids, using a patented process that eliminates contaminants and produces a black pigment, OurCarbon®, which replaces petroleum-based materials. We interviewed Garrett Benisch, co-founder…

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