Which innovative building material, developed in 2019, is made from waste plastic and has been used in major sustainable architectural projects including the Amsterdam Canal House renovation?

Sustainable design has become increasingly important in modern architecture. As environmental concerns grow, architects are developing innovative product solutions to reduce buildings' carbon footprints while maintaining aesthetic appeal and functionality. This poll tests your knowledge about a groundbreaking sustainable material that's reshaping architectural product design.

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ByFusion ByBlock - compressed plastic blocks that are carbon-negative and require no adhesives
Breathe Bricks - air-filtering bricks that capture pollutants while providing structural support
Organoid Panels - biodegradable wall coverings made from organic plant waste and mushroom mycelium
Pavegen Systems - kinetic floor tiles that generate electricity from footsteps