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Architects Nikolaj Emil Svenningsen, Sean Lyon and Søs Christine Heiselbæk have created a pavilion wrapped in textiles embedded with mycelium at Chart Art Fair, which was captured in this short video produced as part of the Dezeen x Chart Art Fair 2022 collaboration.

Called Inhabiting Ecologies, the structure is one of five temporary pavilions installed in the courtyards of the Charlottenborg mansion during the 10th annual edition of Chart Art Fair in Copenhagen.

The pavilion was built using a series of geometric cuts of organic Kvadrat textiles stretched in wooden frames made from surplus wood stock donated by wood recycling company Superwood Project.

The textile has been embedded with mycelium spores that feed on a substrate of sawdust and coffee grounds in order to grow and spread across the material.

Find out more at Dezeen: https://www.dezeen.com/?p=1835636

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