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Sat24Oct15:00

Archikids: mushrooms and clay as building materials

Architekturzentrum Wien – Podium, 1070Museumsplatz 1, 1070 WienDirections
  • Entry €8
  • Ticket needed
  • Booking needed
  • Indoors

€8; €6 with Kinderaktivcard. Registration required.

Source: Architekturzentrum Wien
What to expect

How can fungi become insulation or other compostable building materials? Flavia Matei from BASEhabitat introduces the possibilities of mycelium. The practical part mainly uses clay. This two-hour Archikids workshop welcomes children aged six and over and adults. Register by emailing [email protected].

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Charts on the Table! – Changing Worldviews

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