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Cassini Blocks

Sep 20, 2010Comments off

Kidney-shaped ceramic building blocks Designed as a new type of wall system, Cassini Blocks embrace the natural and formal tendencies of ceramics as a starting

Self-Repairing Composites

Sep 16, 2010Comments off

Ultralight graphite polymer composites Aircraft and marine vessels are significant contributors to global warming. Airplane vapor trails release CO2 as well as other pollutants, and

PS Photo Tiles

Jun 19, 2010Comments off

High-resolution photographic tiles Sweden-based Parisima Kadh AB has developed a method for applying photographic images and other visual content to ceramic tiles. Unlike similar processes

OneStep Building System

Mar 28, 2010Comments off

Concrete Form Masonry Units The OneStep Building System is a holistic, high-performance building product that addresses the entire exterior structure of a wall. The System’s

Flexipane

Feb 23, 2010Comments off

Flexible natural shell surface covering Flexipane is a seamless surface covering made of natural shells popularly known as Capiz. The shells are made soft and

Ceramic Composite Material

Feb 02, 2010Comments off

Carbon fiber-reinforced ceramic composite Brembo Ceramic Brake Systems manufactures advanced composite ceramic braking systems for automotive applications as well as general research and development for

SorbtiveMEDIA

Jan 29, 2010Comments off

Oxide coated green-tech water filtration media and porous concrete matrixes Many lakes, ponds and rivers suffer from algae blooms and depleted dissolved oxygen as a

EcoEssence

Jan 22, 2010Comments off

Natural shell panels Eco-Essence is a decorative surface panel, handmade from natural Mother of Pearl or Capiz shells, available on a selection of backings for

Fusionstone

Nov 22, 2009Comments off

Fused-stone and protective-glass composite The Fusionstone proprietary process involves ultra-clear glass permanently fused to exotic stone slabs to achieve superior surface protection while retaining and

Kerrigan Architectural Tile

May 20, 2009Comments off

High-relief ceramic forms Kerrigan ceramic architectural tiles are the result of Chicago-based designer Bryan Kerrigan’s methodical exploration of dimensionality and texture of the ceramic tile.