Mycelium Artifacts
School of Architecture & Design, NYIT
Manhattan, 2023 - 2024
As a continuation with materials exploration, the following student and faculty work displays exposure for how to use dehydrated Mycelium from Ecovative. Mycelium is a mushroom based material that is biodegradable, reduces carbon footprint through carbon sequestration and has proven to be fire resistant. For these reasons, this research continues to study how Mycelium can be integrated into innovative fabrication processes such as additive manufacturng towards production at different scales.
Institution
School of Architecture & Design, NYIT
Role
Visiting Assistant Professor
Year
Manhattan, 2023 - 2024
As a continuation with materials exploration, the following student and faculty work displays exposure for how to use dehydrated Mycelium from Ecovative. Mycelium is a mushroom based material that is biodegradable, reduces carbon footprint through carbon sequestration and has proven to be fire resistant. For these reasons, this research continues to study how Mycelium can be integrated into innovative fabrication processes such as additive manufacturng towards production at different scales.
Mycelium Object
Mycelium making process
Mycelium Artifacts