Telare la Materia Building Material
This new building material combines and combines synthetic and organic textile fiber with clay waste from a disused kiln along the Sile River in Treviso (IT) to create a natural plaster and tiles for interior use, with thermal and acoustic insulation characteristics, together with a brick that can be used in architecture in the construction sector. The Material, not being cooked, maintains its natural characteristics of hygroscopicity, that is the ability to absorb humidity and isolate from heat, regulating the temperature and eliminating thermal bridges between the external environment and the internal environment. This peculiarity brings a positive change to the interior of homes, as during the hot seasons, the material will always maintain a cool internal environment, isolating the heat from the outside. During the cold and rainy seasons, the material will have the ability to isolate humidity from the outside, avoiding the creation of mold and water infiltration on the surfaces of the internal environment.
The project created by Davide Balda (multidisciplinary designer) together with the Fabrica research center and supported by the Sustainability Department of Benetton Group.
More Info:
fabrica.it
benettongroup.com
@archeomaterico
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