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Proceeding Chapters
Light on Waste: Evaluating the Embodied Impacts of LED Lighting
Bio-Matter: Building with Synthetic Biology
Buildings as Carbon Sinks: Hemp lime and other Biogenic Materials
Building with Algae and Shellfish: Embracing Impermanence with Biomaterial Interiors
Incremental House:Tectonics of Incremental Hempcrete Construction
Deep ‘Climate’ Retrofit: Assessing Life-Cycle Thinking Of Emission Calculators In Construction
Assessment of Materials Management Methods inHigher Education Building Lifecycle Decisions
BoardWalk: Design and Construction Methods for Recirculating Salvaged Building Materials
A Material Dilemma: To Breathe or Not to Breathe?
CANCORK Facade System: The case of Conjunction of the Biotic and the Abiotic
Myco-Based Materials for Architectural Application
Investigating Circular Concrete Formwork
Ancestral Solutions to Modern Problems —Converting Waste into Building Materials
Design Methodologies for Decarbonization
Carbon Reduction and Housing Affordability: A Case Study of a Typical House from Northern New Jersey
A New Coffee Drying House Typology for Guatemala
Dowel-Laminated Puncheons: A High-Performance, Low-Waste Mass Timber Assembly
Depicting Wood: Mass Timber Diffusion Models
Improving Mass Timber Circularity through Modular Furniture Designs
The Carbon Colony: Dispossession of Indigenous Populations and Timber Resources in the US Southeast
What About The Materials’ Social Impact?
Brook Hill Bothy: Ecological Sistering for a Multispecies Commons
Waste Wood and Cement Composite Sculpture:An Analysis of Embodied Carbon and Compressive Strength.
Urban Mining in the Rust Belt: Lessons from Pittsburgh’s Deconstruction Pilot Project
Unkapani Upcycle: Cultivating Grassroots Enterprise And Urbanism In Istanbul
Infill Housing Prototype for Post-Earthquake Kathmandu
Biopods: Integrating Regenerative Technologies into Urban Ecologies
Agential Realism in Architecture: Exploring Matter and Meaning
Resilient Futures: Disrupting Material Cycles
Posthuman Capital: Symbiotic Material Economies for the 21st Century
Hot.PET: Curved Architectural Components from Thermo formed Waste Plastic and FRP Composites
Mud Tectonics: Exploring eco-friendly approaches to robotically 3D printed earth construction
CTRL+P: On Additive Manufacturing Hybrids
Bricolage Sustainability:Building Understanding Through Indigenous Constructs
Rethinking Material Reuse: a Case Study on Lab Retrofit
Shelter from Salvage: Building for the Circular Economy
Prototyping Secondary Lumber Networks: Local Feasibilityof Waste Wood for Reuse in Mass Timber
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