Nature’s blueprint for regeneration
fungi is the kingdom of regeneration creating life from forest waste
biocycler leverages fungi to grow new buildings from rubble
We need to learn from nature.
The earth's materials are finite; our hunger to build is not. The future of construction lies not in extraction, but in return.
The world will double its footprint in buildings by 2060. Meeting this demand with conventional means of building is not possible with finite resources.
how we recycle
biocycler recycles construction and demolition waste into new materials
The new bioterials are made using microorganisms that bind loose construction and demolition (c&d) waste at a cellular level. The materials are structural, insulative, fire resistant, and sound attenuating. When paired with a weather-proof barrier these natural materials can replace almost all the materials in standard construction and with a negative footprint.
