COMPOST
BOARD
PROJECTS VISUALISATIONS
LIVING FERTILE
EXHIBITION DESIGN
POSSIBLE LANDSCAPES
Possible Landscapes High Sandy Soils – De Achterhoek tells stories about living, building and farming together in the Achterhoek, focusing on regenerative agriculture, agroforestry and biobased materials. An important condition is healthy soil that retains sufficient water. The stories are based on perspectives collected from a broad group of local stakeholders. These perspectives have been transformed with story and imagination into a beautiful model installation that is made entirely from natural materials in collaboration with designers.
Special Thanks to Biobased Creations team.
FURNITURE
NIEUW ZWANENBURG
Tables made for Nieuw Zwanenburg in Oirschot, The Netherlands. Nieuw Zwanenburg is an old Farm where Biobased Materials are cultivated researched and developed for deployment in roads, buildings and bridges.
These tables are made for the yearly Sow-and-Yield Celebrations, where food is shared by local initiatives working on the challenges in the biobased field and Food.
Special Thanks to the initiators of Nieuw Zwanenburg, including Yksi Connect, Leonne Cuppen, Marijn van der Pol, Rijkswaterstaat Team, Paul Meijer and Hans Eenhoorn.
Pictures by Dubbel Dwars Fotografie
Website for more Information
DIGITAL
VISUALISATIONS
Several illustrative visualisation of Compostboard in various interiors.
Gemeente Amsterdam
INNOVATIEPAVILJOEN MARINETERREIN
Gemeente Amsterdam aims to build using more
biobased materials for the insulation of existing housing as well as the construction of new ones.
In collaboration with Exie (Belgium) Woodinc (Belgium) and Seawood (Rotterdam) we created a prefabricated panelling for both interiors and exteriors.They were finished with algea materials of Seawood.
The pavilion is located on the Marine Terrein and will be exhibited from 9-2023 until 9-2024.
Studio Skrabanja & Fe Ramakers
DE VOORUITKIJKER
Exclusive hotel room clad with Compostboard for Hotel Bitter and Zoet in Veenhuizen.
Designed by talented young architects to combine the beauty of nature and agriculture.
The pop up housing interior is built with Compostboard flooring and will be on display until November 2023.
Biobased Creations
EXPLODED VIEW BEYOND BUILDING
Designed to showcase all the available biobased materials and to inspire all the builders / contractors / clients / municipalities to what is already in reach on the market.
The house won several leading awards in the architectural sector.
Compostboard is used in the kitchen area together with other agricultural biomaterials materials.
The house is traveling and currently situated at Kamp C Belgium.
Noodereng Groep & DP6 Architects
NATURAL PAVILION
During Floriade 2022, Paprikaplant wall cladding was presented. With plant fibers from Noord-Limburg. Compostboard was showcased as one of the materials of the nearby future.
Using waste as building material.
Fair Coffins
CompostCoffin
In Collaboration with Fair Coffins, we developed a Compostable Coffin. Designed to be fertilise the soil when discarded, the Coffin is suitable for a variety of landscapes.
Unfortunately the Coffin is not compatible for the technical requirements Fair Coffins requested, it is Flame Retardant making the coffin impossible to use in cremations.
Interested ?
Please contact us for the future of CompostCoffins.
Why Compostboard ?
Compostboard is a perfect example of how human life, economy, human demand and earth’s natural cycles can be all considered and respected in a design process.
A by-product of agricultural activity is natural waste that can be used to create meaningful sheet materials that traps CO2 emissions.
Every m2 contains 16 kg of CO2.
Compostboard is designed to benefit human needs as well as being fertile for the earth. Once the material is discarded, the biodiversity found in the soil is able to digest the nutrients, creating a more fertile and vital soil that is able to grow new crops and repeat the cycle.
