As small and harmless as they may seem, sequins pose a threat to wildlife as they are made of petroleum-based materials and often end up in the ocean where they are mistaken for food. Bio Iridescent Sequin is a biodegradable alternative made from naturally abundant cellulose, a material that is lightweight, strong and compostable. The sequins are formed in moulds to eliminate waste, and their shimmering iridescent colours are embedded within the material structure of the cellulose – meaning that there is no need for added chemicals.
Singularity 5G Waveguide
Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS (UTP)
A compact waveguide filter for increased connectivity
The Justice Collection
Ravensbourne University London
A catwalk collection in which Fashion is under trial
Re-Distributing and Re-sourcing the Production of Construction Materials
A recipe book for sustainable architecture