Which innovative building material, developed in the 2010s, allows architects to design carbon-negative structures by absorbing more CO2 than produced during its manufacturing?

The architecture industry is constantly evolving with new materials that challenge traditional design limitations. These innovations not only transform the aesthetic possibilities but also address sustainability concerns, structural challenges, and construction efficiency. Test your knowledge about a breakthrough material that has significantly impacted architectural product development in recent years.

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Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT)
Carbicrete
Self-healing concrete
Transparent aluminum