Due to the practicality and inexpensive nature of synthetics, large quantities of wool are going
to waste. One practical application to avoid such waste could be in architecture, as wool has
been established as a durable material that offers protection against the elements. However,
most uses of wool in Dutch architecture are especially limited to interior decoration or small
use of hidden insulation. This research will analyze how wool could be used as an architectural
material by looking at the aesthetic value of wool as a product in the different shearing layers
of change in a building as proposed by Brand. By using the experiment-by-design method, it
will attempt to measure aesthetic experience through surveys. The resulting prototypes will
be used to show how wool can be useful in architecture according to its aesthetic value.