Which of these building materials was specifically developed to absorb CO2 from the atmosphere during its manufacturing process?

Test your knowledge about revolutionary sustainable design in modern architecture! In recent years, architects have been pushing boundaries to create buildings that not only look stunning but also minimize environmental impact through innovative materials and techniques. How well do you know the cutting-edge developments that are reshaping our built environment? This poll challenges you to identify a groundbreaking sustainable building material that's changing how architects approach ecological design.

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Carbicrete - a concrete alternative that replaces cement with steel slag and uses CO2 for curing
Cross-laminated timber (CLT) - engineered wood panels made by gluing layers of solid-sawn lumber together
Hempcrete - a biocomposite material created from hemp hurds and lime-based binder
Recycled plastic bricks - construction blocks made from processed plastic waste