The project focused on the development of an ecological material specifically intended for potential use in construction. The objective involved comprehending the diverse properties of materials, such as their quality, fire resistance, sound insulation, water resistance, and strength. Additionally, exploring options for combining different materials and modifying their properties was an essential part of the task. The ultimate goal was to propose alternative building materials that were both environmentally friendly and practical, catering to a wide range of construction requirements and objectives.

As a result of the project, a novel approach was introduced, utilizing organic matter for the creation of a unique material. Specifically, materials derived from mushroom mycelium were explored, leading to the proposal of creating bricks from this organic substance. Additionally, an innovative concept involved utilizing kambucha scoby to develop a tissue-like material. These alternative materials, derived from organic sources, aimed to offer environmentally friendly solutions for various construction applications.

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