Which innovative building material, developed in the last decade, can absorb CO2 from the atmosphere while maintaining structural integrity comparable to traditional concrete?

The architecture industry continuously evolves with new materials reshaping how buildings are designed and constructed. From sustainability considerations to technological advancements, product development in architecture has led to groundbreaking materials that challenge traditional building methods. Test your knowledge about one of the most significant recent material innovations that's changing architectural possibilities and environmental footprints.

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Carbicrete - a cement-free concrete that captures CO2 during curing process
Transparent aluminum - a clear material as strong as steel but visually similar to glass
Self-healing bioconcrete - containing bacteria that repair cracks but doesn't capture carbon
Graphene-infused steel - ultra-lightweight structural material with enhanced properties