Site-State Memory: What Slime Mould Can Teach Construction Handover
A biological study inspires a testable proposal for location-linked inspection records, expiring work states and clearer construction handovers.
Author: ArchUp Research Lab
ArchUp’s research team prepares and publishes studies connecting architecture with science, human behaviour, materials and construction.
Growing Through Dissolution: What Building Materials Can Learn from Dolomite Crystals
Building material specifications usually begin with ingredients, mixing ratios and final properties. But what if the order of events during…
Corridor Memory: How Touch Could Help People Remember Their Way Through Buildings
Imagine a building where corridors and doors look almost identical. A visitor can read the room numbers, yet hesitates at…
