Klarenbeek’s project explores what happens when you combine modern 3D printing technology with the biological building blocks of fungi. In order to create a pliable material, the designer extracted mycelium from fungus and used the thread-like material as a base. They then mixed the mycelium with a compound of organic straw and water, creating a substance that could be fed into a 3D printer. inhabitat/3d-printed-mycelium-chair-sprouts-living-mushrooms/
Posted on: Sat, 13 Sep 2014 23:30:00 +0000
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