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BIG Unveils 3D Printed Mycelium Structure at Scandinavian Manufacturing Summit

October 30, 2024

Danish architecture firm BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group) has introduced an innovative 3D-printed mycelium structure at a Scandinavian manufacturing summit, aimed at minimizing spatial and material waste. Named “I AM MSHRM,” the project is a result of collaboration between BIG, the Danish AM Hub, MDT A/S, and Naturpladen.

BIG Unveils 3D-Printed Mycelium Structure at Scandinavian Manufacturing Summit
Image Credit: BIG

Bio-Based Innovation in Construction

The “I AM MSHRM” structure uses a hybrid of recycled plastic and mycelium, a naturally occurring fungal material. This design approach allows the structure to be assembled in modular components, reducing the need for traditional scaffolding and making it easier to deploy in various environments. The addition of mycelium not only enhances structural integrity but also helps lower the amount of printed material needed, effectively reducing the overall carbon footprint.

Sustainable and Rapidly Deployable Solution

BIG’s approach demonstrates a commitment to sustainability and efficiency in construction. By using bio-based materials alongside additive manufacturing, the team has developed a structure that is both environmentally friendly and adaptable. This method replaces significant amounts of conventional building materials with mycelium-infused composites, cutting down on waste and supporting a more circular approach to material usage in the industry.

According to BIG, the modular, mycelium-enhanced structure could pave the way for more eco-conscious architecture, highlighting the potential for 3D printing and bio-materials to transform the future of sustainable design.

Source: archinect.com

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