Mycelium architecture

Image 12 of 17 from gallery of Mushroom Buildings? The Possibilities of Using Mycelium in Architecture. Ecovative Mushroom® Insulation . Image Cortesia de Ecovative

Here are a few more photos of Hy-Fi, the locally-sourced, virtually waste-less biostructure by The Living, which just debuted in the courtyard of MoMA PS1. Photos by Andrew Nunes. In the video below, David Benjamin talks with The Creators Project about building the structure from agricultural...

Côme Di Meglio's MycoTemple is an awe-inspiring living sanctuary, a biodegradable mycelium dome that blends art, architecture, and spirituality. Its immersive sensory experience and gradual biodegradation convey the profound connection between humanity, nature, and innovation. Learn More!

Fungi can be used to break down waste plastic and create sustainable building materials, according to scientists from Kew Gardens in London.

The Architectural Dissertation Project from Newcastle University, exploring the potential of the mycelium as a building and structural material. The project examined mycelium through a series of experiments, methodologies, forms and typologies, incorporating its estabilished properties into a grown furntiture piece - a chair.

Hy-Fi, commissioned by the Museum of Modern Art and MoMA PS1, is a circular tower of organic bricks. It offers a captivating experience for the museum and a ne…

the research project investigates mycelium applications as a sustainable material in design and construction.