如果我们想要解决气候危机，就必须讨论建筑问题。人类目前使用的四种主要建筑材料--混凝土、钢材、砖石和木材--对环境造成了严重影响，但如果我们有第五项选择呢？建筑师迈克尔-格林（Michael Green）从树木和植物的结构中汲取灵感，提出了一种全然一新的天然材料。了解更多有关解决我们建筑难题的碳封存解决方案的信息，它为真正意义上的可持续发展的未来奠定了基础。

The built environment is responsible for nearly 40 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions, far surpassing the entire transportation sector. Traditional building materials like concrete, steel, and masonry have high carbon footprints, and even wood is only sustainable if sourced responsibly. A new solution draws on the structure of trees and plants, using organic fibers and advanced modeling to create strong, customizable biomaterials. This emerging approach promises lighter, more efficient, and carbon-sequestering buildings that can be produced worldwide.

Nature-Inspired Materials Can Revolutionize Sustainable Architecture

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迈克尔·格林: 可持续发展建筑的天然构件