Which sustainable building material, developed in the 2010s, is made from mycelium (mushroom roots) and agricultural waste, and has been used in architectural installations and packaging?

Sustainable design has become a cornerstone of modern architectural practice, with building materials playing a crucial role in reducing environmental impact. As architects increasingly focus on creating eco-friendly structures, innovative materials and supply chain practices have emerged to support these initiatives. Test your knowledge about a groundbreaking sustainable building material that's changing architectural design and supply chains.

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Mycotecture (mycelium-based building materials)
Hempcrete
Cross-laminated timber (CLT)
Algae-infused bioplastic panels