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Mycelium

Engineers Dirk Hebel and Philippe Block use fungi to build self-supporting structures
Architecture

Tree-shaped structure shows how mushroom roots could be used to create buildings

Fungus used to build arching pavilion in Kerala
Architecture

Fungus used to build arching pavilion in Kerala

Mushroom Materials by Ecovative
Design

Mushroom-based modelling kit allows users to grow their own designs

Tower of “grown” bio-bricks by The Living opens at MoMA PS1
Architecture News

Tower of “grown” bio-bricks by The Living opens at MoMA PS1

Mycelium Chair by Eric Klarenbeek
Furniture

Mycelium Chair by Eric Klarenbeek is 3D-printed with living fungus

Mushroom pavilion by Aleksi Vesaluoma
Architecture

Structure grown from “mushroom sausages” shows potential for zero-waste architecture

Mycellium dress by Neffa
Design

Aniela Hoitink creates dress from mushroom mycelium

Eric Klarenbeek interview on furniture made from 3D-printed fungus
Furniture Videos

3D-printed mushroom roots “could be used to build houses”

Organic tower grown from agricultural waste wins MoMA PS1 Young Architects Program 2014
Architecture News

Organic tower grown from agricultural waste wins MoMA PS1 Young Architects Program 2014

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