The world's first biologist was built from agricultural waste
This bizarre biologist was created by a multidisciplinary scientific group of more than 40 partners, including design firm Een TIl Een, sustainable architecture firm GXN, Kebony wood processing company and the Ministry of Environment. Denmark.
To begin, GXN cooperates with partners from the Danish livestock industry to collect biological materials such as grass, straw, tomatoes and seaweed. They are then combined into composite materials to maximize their strength and squeeze into paving boards.
Kebony expert then treated softwood by applying heat and liquid based on biological treatment mechanism. This makes the polymerizes molecules constitute the cell inside the wooden material, making it carry the characteristics of tropical hardwood along with dark brown brown, developing a silvery-gray patina layer after sun exposure.
The implementation of the above operation was checked by the Danish Institute of Technology, and monitored in its powers, helping to create a structure that could compete with the power of other conventional homes.
Not only that, this biologist is on a screw-anchored earth anchor system, not a foundation made of concrete, a material with a high carbon content.
Above all, the house is modularly designed, which means it can be tailored to meet customer needs, installed quickly and then disassembled without leaving any trace. at all.
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