Which innovative building material, developed in the 2010s, can absorb CO2 from the atmosphere while providing structural support in architectural applications?

Test your knowledge about groundbreaking product innovations in the architecture industry! This trivia question focuses on revolutionary building materials that have transformed how architects approach sustainable design. From traditional methods to cutting-edge technologies, the evolution of building materials represents one of the most significant areas of product innovation in architecture. Can you identify the revolutionary material that's changing how we think about construction sustainability?

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Carbicrete - a concrete alternative that injects captured carbon dioxide during curing, transforming it from a carbon source to a carbon sink
Translucent wood composite - a material that maintains wood's structural properties while allowing light transmission through modified lignin
Self-healing bioconcrete - containing bacteria that activate when cracks form, producing limestone to seal structural damage
Graphene-infused steel - reducing weight while increasing tensile strength by 500% compared to traditional structural steel