Engineered living materials address environmental challenges in construction, suggesting sustainable architecture advancements.
As the construction industry faces rising environmental challenges, researchers are looking to nature for solutions. Inspired by biological systems that can adapt, heal and renew themselves, a new class of materials is emerging — engineered living materials (ELMs). These materials could transform the way we design, build and maintain our built environment, bringing us closer to truly sustainable and resilient architecture
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