File:Bioreceptive lightweight concrete.jpg
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English: Sample of Bioreceptive lightweight concrete material, designed by Marcos Cruz, Richard Beckett and Javier Ruiz Bartlett School of Architecture . Displayed as part of the exhibit "Designs for Different Futures" at the Philadelphia Museum of Art 2019-2020. The material has been designed to encourage the growth of moss, lichens, and algae that reduce air pollution. |
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| Author | Mary Mark Ockerbloom |
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| current | 14:37, 1 March 2020 | | 4,073 × 2,608 (2.83 MB) | Mary Mark Ockerbloom | User created page with UploadWizard |
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