• Different ways to start with your mushroom ''farm'' (by spores or a piece of mushroom)
• Double process to 3d print with biopolymers (inside-outside)
• Difference between macroalgae (one's you pick up directly from the beach) and microalgae (small spores you keep in movement to keep them alive) Fig.1
• Clean space to grow the mushrooms. Fig.2
• The process of working with biopolymers starts with raw seeds, grind them, cool them, mixed them, get them cold and modelate them.
• Introduction for the assignment ''Closing Loops''

Projects from Klarenbeek & Dros

• Work from them → break the cicles of massive production into local production
• From waste to wasted
• Mycelium → DDW, the growin pavillon created by biobased clay.
• 3D printing objects → chairs that grow mushrooms by theirselves and use the solid to convert in the fiber for printing. Fig.3
• Algae → seaweed circle in order to purity the water and bring material (in object shapes) to their origins.
• CO2 < O → Seaweed polymers, seaweed circle, embrions in the LAB, used fertilization for the fields as a material for 3d printing

Visit to the mill

• Pigment room. Fig 4 - Fig 5.

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