LeadA new method has been developed to incorporate coffee waste into concrete, increasing its strength and durability by up to 30% compared to traditional mixes, marking a step forward in sustainable construction materials.Innovation in Concrete Environmental and Functional Impact Significance…
In the historic port city of Quanzhou, near the venerable Tian Hou Temple, a unique narrative of sea, faith, and community is being told not through words, but through space and material. Shanghai-based Shawads Studio (Shu Yin Design and Architecture…
A material-led collection transforms coffee grounds into sculptural furnitureEmerging from the themes of regenerative materials and ecological design, the Unsleepy series by Korean designer CHanhyeok Kim transforms waste—specifically spent coffee grounds—into functional, sculptural objects. This bold example of coffee waste…
The understated 2050 Coffee in Kyoto by Teki Design addresses the urgent concern of a possible 2050 worldwide coffee shortage. The café’s design attempts to bring attention to sustainability concerns that may have an impact on coffee consumption in the…
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