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Rachel Armstrong: Architektur, die sich selbst repariert?

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Venedig in Italien versinkt. Um es zu retten, sagt Rachel Armstrong, müssen wir über die Architektur, die aus inaktiven Materialien besteht, hinauswachsen und eine Architektur erschaffen, die sich von selbst aufbaut. Sie schlägt ein nicht-ganz-lebendiges Material vor, das sich eigenständig repariert und dazu noch Kohlenstoff absondert.

TED Fellow Rachel Armstrong is a sustainability innovator who creates new materials that possess some of the properties of living systems, and can be manipulated to "grow" architecture. Full bio »

Translated into German by Itsuo Fujishima
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