could bio-glass made from mussel shells be a future building alternative?
Turning waste into a new material London-based architects Bureau de Change and Central Saint Martins student Lulu Harrison have developed a glass
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Turning waste into a new material London-based architects Bureau de Change and Central Saint Martins student Lulu Harrison have developed a glass
People from 50 countries shared their 15 "essential" lockdown items with ethnographer Paula Zuccotti, who turned the images into a photo series.
The everyday objects that got us through lockdown, documented by Paula Zuccotti In Future Archaeology of a Global Lockdown, the ethnographer compiles over 1000 images taken by individuals in 50 countries, telling their lockdown tale through 15 artefacts. Words Share In April 2020 when half the world’s population was under lockdown, Paula Zuccotti set out to examine how the crisis had impacted people, doing so through her subject of expertise – objects. Known for her book Every Thing We Touch: A 24 Hour Inventory of our Lives, the ethnographer is interested in how much we learn about a s...