Paper waste grown as a biocalcified foam: perspectives from a bacterial and design viewpoint
Aurélie Mosse,
Vincent Rennie,
Quentin Poudoulec
et al.
Abstract:Biocalcification is a naturally occurring mineralisation phenomenon resulting from the urease produced by microorganisms inhabiting soil environments. This process, often referred to as microbially induced calcite precipitation (MICP), is primarily exploited in an engineering context for soil stabilization and the repair of concrete structures. MICP represents an emerging area of research in architecture and design. In this paper, we discuss the appropriation of MICP on Papier Plume, a foam made of paper waste… Show more
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