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Teresa van Dongen

Concrete made from olivine by Green Materials
Carbon revolution

“One tonne of olivine sand can take in up to one tonne of CO2” says Teresa van Dongen

Live interview with Teresa van Dongen as part of Virtual Design Festival
Virtual Design Festival Videos

Live interview with Teresa van Dongen as part of Virtual Design Festival

Spark of Life by Teresa van Dongen
Lighting

Teresa van Dongen uses living organisms to power LED light

Ambio lamp by Teresa van Dongen
Design Interviews

Teresa van Dongen’s bioluminescent lamp is “a new way to create light”

Mud Well light Teresa Van Dongen
Design

Teresa van Dongen’s Mud Well light uses microorganisms to create electricity

Teresa van Dongen’s Electric Life installation uses living bacteria to generate electricity
Lighting

Teresa van Dongen’s Electric Life installation uses living bacteria to generate electricity

Bioluminescent lamp by Teresa van Dongen
Design Videos

Bioluminescent lamp by Teresa van Dongen glows blue with octopus bacteria

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    Facha Architekti adds “deliberately distinct” red extension to former-pigsty home
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    Architecture is “much the same” as music says Daniel Libeskind
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