Infinite mining for structural composites

Title

Infinite mining for structural composites

 Author

Tseggai, S.

Contributor

Schroën, J. (mentor)
Meijs, M.H. (mentor)
Jongert, J. (mentor)

Faculty

Architecture and The Built Environment

 Department

Architectural Engineering and Technology

 Date

2016-07-01

 Abstract

A wastewater treatment plant is redesigned as an ‘infinite mine’, from which the residues are used for a structural composite. The goal of the project was to make a construction material of uniform and consistent biomass waste streams, giving an impulse to reindustrializing Parkstad Limburg, former coal mining area in the south of the Netherlands. Moreover the project aim was to design a building made of the composite, illustrating the architectural possibilities of this new construction material.

 Subject

re-use
biomass waste
circular economy
structural composite
material based design

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Student theses

 Document type

master thesis

 Rights

(c) 2016 Tseggai, S.
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