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Material Perspectives
Material Perspectives
Material Perspectives
Material Perspectives
2025

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Material Perspectives

Transforming Waste into Building Materials

Material Perspectives transforms local industrial waste into alternative binders, substituting cement in concrete production. By repurposing waste, the project addresses carbon emissions from traditional cement while reducing raw material extraction and landfill contributions. These innovative materials (geopolymers and SCMs) can rival or exceed conventional cement in terms of properties. Targeting architects, construction firms, industries, policymakers, and local communities, it is designed to foster collaboration and drive innovation.

JURY STATEMENT

An excellent research project. It would be good to test if it can be scaled to meet the demands of industry and the circular economy. If so, it can serve as a model for regenerative practices and be adapted to diverse regional challenges.

UNIVERSITY

Technical University of Munich

München, DE
DESIGN

Öykü Tok

Technical University of Munich

Franziska Sorger

Technical University of Munich

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