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Magnus Larsson : transformer les dunes en architecture

Filmed Jul 2009 • Posted Nov 2009TEDGlobal 2009
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Magnus Larsson, étudiant en architecture, présente son plan audacieux de transformer le rude désert du Sahara en utilisant des bactéries et un matériau de construction étonnant : le sable lui-même.

Magnus Larsson hopes to build new structures in the desert -- by using bacteria to turn shifting sand into a solid mass. Full bio »

Translated into French by Jérôme Chavel
Reviewed by eric vautier
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