Biobasecamp: The Wooden Revolution

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Studio Marco Vermeulen [architects.]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, November 25, 2019.Description: 1391 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: At the Dutch Design Week 2019, Studio Marco Vermeulen built the Biobasecamp, a pavilion that gives architectural expression to the contribution that “building with trees” can make to reducing the amount of CO2 and nitrogen in the atmosphere by replacing conventional building materials, such as concrete and steel, with wood.

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Biodegradable (18) ,
Timber (134) ,
The Netherlands (74) ,
Technology (282) ,
Sustainability (411) ,
Project (1170) ,
New Ecologies (10) ,
Natural materials (84) ,
Future cities (185) ,
Ephemeral pavilion (21)

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Energy and sustainability, expanding design practices, No Density, Project, Studio Marco Vermeulen

Biodegradable, Building, Circular economy, Climate change, CO2 emissions, Collective Awareness, Cross Laminated Timber, Efficiency, Energy, Ephemeral pavilion, Future cities, Natural materials, New Ecologies, Project, Sustainability, Technology, The Netherlands, Timber, Wood construction

Photography: Ronald Tilleman

At the Dutch Design Week 2019, Studio Marco Vermeulen built the Biobasecamp, a pavilion that gives architectural expression to the contribution that “building with trees” can make to reducing the amount of CO2 and nitrogen in the atmosphere by replacing conventional building materials, such as concrete and steel, with wood.

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