This selection of offerings reflects how agricultural and industrial by-products are scalable resources for creating new, bio-based alternatives to traditional building materials.
ACRE V-Groove Siding
Modern Mill
An editors’ pick in AN’s Best of Products Awards this year, Modern Mill’s upcycled rice hulls are turned into fully recyclable siding in a zero-waste facility in Mississippi and thermoformed to fit a wide range of applications.
ARCHISONIC Mycelium Wall Tile
Impact Acoustic
Mycelium is transformed into acoustic wall tiles that not only add elegant texture to a project but also help sequester carbon.
Floor Tiles
mogu
A mycelium-based core is coated in bio-based resin sourced from coffee grounds, corn, and clamshells to create soft yet sturdy flooring.
Staw Structural Insulated Panel
New Frameworks
Made with regenerative by-product, these panels are locally sourced and store 5 kilograms of carbon for every square foot.
PRO OCX Spray Foam
Carlisle
OCX is a one-to-one-by-volume spray-applied polyurethane foam that contains biomaterials as well as recycled content.
ekoa
Lingrove
Made from rapidly renewable flax, this wallcovering, which won an AN’s Best of Products Award this year, offers style, sustainability, and strength to healthcare, workplace, multifamily, and higher education spaces.
Interpon D2525
AkzoNobel
As seen in the aluminum curtain wall of The Shard in London, Interpon D2525 is a high-performing powder coating made with biomaterials to reduce its carbon footprint.
Muratto Collection
Momentum
Momentum partnered with cork purveyor Muratto to design a line of all-natural acoustic wallcoverings that are renewable, biodegradable, and made with zero waste.
Modulina Straw Panels
Modulina
These straw panels are prefabricated for quicker construction then integrated into timber frames to trap carbon and improve thermal insulation.
Profib Mat
Nature Fibres
Profib Mat is a flexible friction-fit batt insulation made from hemp fibers and designed to be inserted between the wooden or steel frames of a construction.