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17-25 October 2026

Mycelium Paviljoen

Will we use Mycelium in our future buildings?

Hosted by Atelier Tom Veeger

This project is now archived and was part of DDW19

Event type

Exhibition

Tom Veeger
Bio based materials are still relatively unknown in the construction industry, this also applies to the material mycelium, tiny fungal threads that produce mushrooms and grows on waste. When it is made inactive, the material that remains is a compact network which is extremely light and very strong.
Bio based materials are still relatively unknown in the construction industry, this also applies to the material mycelium. Mycelium are tiny fungal threads that produce mushrooms. It can grow on waste materials such as sawdust, used coffee or beer sludge.
Tom Veeger
Tom Veeger

About Atelier Tom Veeger

Atelier Tom Veeger is a design studio working on projects in the field of architecture, art and design. Besides his architectural work in the last 20 years he always has been working also on projects outside of the architectural boundaries like light, art and design. Tom Veeger combines his design studio with tutoring at the Faculty of the Built Environment (chair of Architecture) at the University of Technology Eindhoven.

Partners

Sponsored by Mycelium Paviljoen
Sponsored by Mycelium Paviljoen
Sponsored by Mycelium Paviljoen