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ceramsite panels by bentu transform aquaculture waste into circular building material
BENTU turns Aquaculture Waste into circular Building Material BENTU Design develops unfired ceramsite panels from fish pond sludge through alkali-activated geopolymer technology, transforming aquaculture waste from the Pearl River Delta into a circular architectural material system.
bentu design turns fly ash from power plant into concrete street furniture
fly ash becomes material in bentu design’s second mine project At the confluence of Poyang Lake and the Yangtze River in China, BENTU Design initiates The Second Mine, a project that reuses coal fly ash from the nearby Shenhua Power Plant as a basis for material exploration. The project explores fly ash as a primary material for concrete urban furniture, transforming it into a durable composite through a process of recombination with slag and other solid waste.
Inorganic Growth - Transforming Urban Village Demolition Debris Into 3D-Printed Urban Furniture
"Inorganic Growth" is an innovative practice that transforms construction solid waste generated by urban village demolition into 3D-printed urban furniture. Through material activation and digital fabrication techniques, the project reconfigures an "urban mine" of concrete fragments, red brick rubble, and other debris into cement-active printable materials, achieving an 85% utilization rate of solid waste.
3D printed street furniture recycles concrete and brick waste from demolished urban villages
Regeneration of Urban Village Memory by BENTU DESIGN Inorganic Growth is a research-driven project by BENTU DESIGN that converts construction waste from demolished urban villages into 3D printed urban furniture. By combining material reactivation with digital fabrication, the initiative transforms discarded concrete, brick rubble, and mortar into printable composites with cementitious performance.
BENTU design repurposes discarded shoes into sustainable rubber WU stools
BENTU design reveals stools made from recycled shoe soles BENTU Design addresses the global issue of shoe waste by creating WU, sustainable and visually appealing stools made from recycled rubber soles. Each stool incorporates 15 kilograms of recycled rubber, equivalent to 60 shoe soles, with 90% of the stool’s raw materials sourced from discarded shoes. This high proportion of recycled content minimizes waste generation and landfill burden, aligning sustainability with practical application.
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bentu's 'wreck' furniture and installation experiments with everyday ceramic waste
as part of the shenzhen design week, bentu curated an experimental exhibition using daily-use ceramic waste from chaozhou, china, in an effort to reveal the disintegration of culture in the ancient city. in ‘wreck’, furniture and installations reshape both the material and the customs developed around it, changing the way porcelain is placed as an aggregate to improve the utilization of waste and production speed, as well as develop artistic and practical pieces of furniture.
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