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17-25 October 2026

This project is now archived and was part of DDW26

This project is part of
The Biodesign Warehouse, Department Store for Life
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Studio Tjeerd Veenhoven explores how fungi transform plant waste into new materials. Oyster mushrooms break down lignin, releasing cellulose fibres for paper, while brown-rot fungi break down cellulose and leave lignin behind. This creates new opportunities for natural paper, inks and dyes.

By

Tjeerd Veenhoven, Sam van Haren

Hosted by

Emma van der Leest
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