LIVING MATERIALS, THE CASE OF BACTERIAL CELLULOSE: A LITERATURE REVIEW OF APPLICATIONS IN INDUSTRIAL DESIGN, ARCHITECTURE AND FASHIO
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https://doi.org/10.29183/2447-3073.MIX2021.v7.n4.71-82Keywords:
Biodesign, Living Materials, Biofabrication, Bacterial CelluloseAbstract
Design with living materials, when other organisms take part in the artifact’s development and production, unveils new possibilities, theoretical and practical challenges. This research focuses on design with bacteria and aims to identify and map applications and perspectives for bacterial cellulose in industrial design, architecture and fashion. Through systematic literature review, we analyzed 27 academic works and 16 national and international patents. We found an emphasis on fashion and textile purposes and a focus on growing, molding and finishing processes. Finally, we present the difficulties for this material and discuss opportunities for designers.References
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