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Bio-composite building materials are manufactured with recycled materials , an advantage when building economically and eco- friendly Many experts say that , and in recent years has been a strong cleaner to replace certain building materials other trend in the coming years we will see the rise of bio-composites. These are materials that, similar to the known characteristics, are produced from organic materials and replace the use of traditional materials.
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The Fold House is a 420 square meter extension of a Victorian home in London that was seamlessly integrated into the existing building and garden. The extension features a single thin skin of cut and folded brass and floor-to-ceiling glass facades to maximize natural light. Sustainable materials and systems were used throughout, including stone cladding, recycled porcelain tiles, underfloor heating, energy efficient windows, and insulation made from recycled paper. Furnishings were also chosen based on sustainability, with recyclable and natural materials used.
SUSTAINABLE MATERIAL AND CITIES
Bamboo is considered one of the best eco-friendly building materials. It has an incredibly high self-generation rate, with some being reported to have grown up to three feet within 24 hours. It continues spreading and growing without having to be replanted after harvest. Bamboo is a perennial grass and not wood and grows on every continent, except Europe and Antarctica.
It also has a high strength-to-weight ratio, even greater comprehensive strength than concrete and brick, and lasts incredibly long. It is, therefore, the best choice for flooring and cabinetry. Unfortunately, bamboo requires treatment to resist insects and rot. If left untreated, bamboo contains a starch that greatly invites insects, and it could swell and crack after absorbing water.
2. Precast Concrete Slabs
Precast Concrete Slabs
The slabs are formed at a manufacturer’s site and are shipped in whole sections to construction sites. Some are made entirely of concrete but have large hollow air spaces, like concrete blocks. Precast concrete slabs are used for walls and building facades as they hold up well to all sorts of weather, while others can be used for floor and flat roofs.
Concrete is an excellent way of controlling heat within a building and is affordable as a building material. The sustainability of precast concrete slabs is higher than many traditional concrete options as the slabs often take much less energy to produce and assemble. Precasting concrete also allows the material to properly cure in a controlled environment, rather than exposing it to a variety of unfavorable weather conditions while curing at a construction site. As such, precast concrete slabs avoid cracks and structural faults within the concrete and eventual demolitions.
4. Straw Bales
Straw Bales
It is another green building material that can be used as a framing material. They have good insulation properties and can act as soundproof material. It can also be used as fill material in between columns and in beams framework/ as they cannot allow air through, they can have some fire resistance properties.
Straw can be harvested and re-planted easily with minimal environmental impacts. Making straw into bales also has very low influence. They can also be placed in walls, attics and ceilings, to contribute to cooler the house in the summer and warmer temperatures in the winter.
5. Recycled Plastic
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Rather than sourcing, mining and milling new components for construction, manufacturers are using recycled plastic and other ground-up trash to produce concrete. The practice is reducing greenhouse gas emissions and is giving plastic waste new use, rather than clogging landfills and contributing to plastic pollution.
A blend of recycled and virgin plastic is also used to make polymeric timbers, for use in making fences, picnic tables and other structures, at the same time, saving trees. Plastic from two-liter bottles can be spun into fiber for the production of
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This document discusses strategies for sustainable architecture and materials selection. It provides information on the following:
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- Maximizing natural light and using light-colored materials to improve lighting.
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- Additional sustainable materials discussed include grasscrete, hempcrete, ashcrete, recycled plastics/vinyl composites, and local stone.
Innovative building materials
Civil Engineering is racing up fast with new innovative building materials being made rapidly. From sealants to for better management of the construction process and efficiency. It also minimizes construction time along with adding durability factor. Usage of these innovative materials has adhesives, from wall solutions to roofing, It is getting environmental friendly as well as technological based with every invention, which is the need of the hour. Innovative building materials are imperative considerably reduced the exploitative use of concrete, wood and other traditional resources
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The document describes a project to create bricks and paving blocks from plastic waste in order to address the growing problem of plastic pollution. The project involves mixing shredded and cleaned plastic with sand and aggregates to produce bricks and blocks that have insulating properties and compressive strength comparable to traditional materials. Producing construction materials from recycled plastic provides an effective way to reuse plastic waste while reducing costs and landfill usage compared to conventional bricks. The student team's innovation aims to address plastic pollution through an engineering solution applicable in India and other nations.
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The document describes the process of constructing a residential house using plastic bottles filled with sand. The bottles are packed tightly and used as building blocks, with rubble and cement filling the gaps. The completed house has features like walls, windows, doors, beams, roof, floors, and plastered walls. Building with plastic bottles is said to be 33% cheaper than traditional materials. The bottles are durable and the packed sand inside provides strength. However, plastic is also non-biodegradable and harmful if melted.
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Glass bottles and containers are collected and taken to a glass recycling plant. There, contaminants are removed through various processes like magnets, sorting, and crushing. This recycled glass known as "cullet" is then shipped to various industries and used to make new products. Cullet can be used to make fiberglass insulation, road paint beads, countertops, dishes, and other items. It is a valuable material that saves energy and resources when recycled compared to using newly manufactured glass.
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This document describes a study on creating bricks using plastic bottles as a sustainable building material. It discusses how plastic waste, specifically plastic bottles, is a major environmental issue. The methodology section outlines the process of collecting clean plastic bottles, filling them with soil and laying them between cement mortar to form cubes. Tests were conducted to measure the compressive strength of the plastic bottle bricks. The bricks provided advantages like being eco-friendly, low-cost and able to reduce carbon emissions compared to traditional clay bricks. In conclusion, using innovative materials like recycled plastic bottles in construction can benefit the environment through reduced energy usage and waste.
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Construction Bio and recycled materials
- 1. Bio-composites and recycled construction materials
- 2. Bio-composites and recycled construction materials Bio-composite building materials are manufactured with recycled materials , an advantage when building economically and eco- friendly Many experts say that , and in recent years has been a strong cleaner to replace certain building materials other trend in the coming years we will see the rise of bio-composites. These are materials that, similar to the known characteristics, are produced from organic materials and replace the use of traditional materials. An example of bio-composite material is plastic waste made from corn, which has an infinite variety of uses, both for the exterior of the house (such as openings), and interior ( furniture and accessories ) . Bioclimatic Bricks In Chile, for example, "bioclimatic brick" occur. Conglomerates are manufactured from waste materials as a raw material, to which a binder is added. Due to its characteristics, using these bricks is unnecessary also use thermal or acoustic insulation in homes. Additionally, these blocks are recyclable , have a high compressive strength and energy consumption for manufacturing is almost nil. Papercrete Joyce Plath, an American architect, who invented a material called Papercrete, a mixture of paper and concrete. The initial mixing is done with water and recycled paper (any will do: newspapers, phone books, magazines, etc. . ) . Then cement and sometimes additional material such as clay, sand or ash is added. With this mix blocks, which are joined with a similar but more liquid mixture is produced. This material is so tough that the blocks can be lifted up to two-story houses with no additional structure. Is sound and thermal insulation and reduces construction costs by a third, is highly resistant to earthquakes and of course, clean. Squak Mountain Stone With these same materials as base, adding more glass, Amee Quiriconi created an artificial stone which he called Squak Mountain Stone. It can be used for fireplaces, tables, stairs, banks, etc. . , And can give you different endings. Building materials recycling Although not strictly a bio-composite, another innovative construction material obtained from recycled. It is a translucent plastic, invented by a British company, which is made from the remains of CDs and / or DVDs, and plastic bottles. Other recycled plastics are also added, for different colors or designs. This material can be used for furniture, fixtures, carpeting, etc... Durat also is a material that includes between 30% and 50% of recycled plastic and is, in turn, 100% recyclable. This material is for kitchen countertops, bathroom and kitchen sinks, shower trays, etc. . It can be cut, sanded and paste as wood, and also can be molded. Newwood other building material is obtained by recycling wood and plastic waste. It is resistant to wood pests, impacts and water, and it can be used for furniture or carpeting.