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Newly designed Hayes Pavilion at Glastonbury Festival, showcasing innovative fungi-based architecture with visitors interacting at sunset.

Glastonbury Festival’s Hayes Pavilion.

Ceramic sound-absorbing tiles designed to reduce noise pollution, displayed at the Bartlett School of Architecture.

Interview: Yao Zheng and Jiade Wang of BSA.

Hands examining reflective material samples at the Surface Design Show, showcasing innovative design concepts for 2023.

SDS 2023 to open its doors next month.

3D printing process for construction, showcasing a robotic arm applying concrete layers for sustainable building design.

How do you grow a building? You 3D print it.

Artistic display featuring unique sculptures and furniture reflecting contemporary design at the London Design Festival 2022.

LDF x Material Matters 2022: Top themes.

Modern adhesive-free safety flooring showcased in a sleek interior with wooden elements and display shelving.

Forbo launches new adhesive free safety flooring.

Tower of Light featuring intricate lattice design, part of Manchester's zero-carbon initiative, against a cloudy sky.

Tonkin Liu’s Tower of Light & Wall of Energy.

Circular area rug with abstract patterns under a modern black table and chair, highlighting contemporary interior design.

Part 7: Introducing the MSS partners.

Anne Asensio and Arthur Mamou-Mani examine innovative design materials at the Design Museum during COP26 discussions.

COP26 Q&A: Anne Asensio & Arthur Mamou-Mani.

Biotech architecture installation featuring researchers interacting with green algae-filled tubes in a spacious setting.

BIT.BIO.BOT: Biotech architecture.

Artwork featuring a pink bench with intricate designs, displayed in a contemporary gallery setting at the National Gallery of Victoria.

NGV: History in the making.

Pippa Nissen of Nissen Richards Studio, a London-based design studio, with long hair and black turtleneck.

Pippa Nissen

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