Which architectural product launch featured a carbon-negative facade material made from atmospheric CO2 and was unveiled in a temporary pavilion that later decomposed into soil nutrients?

The intersection of architecture and product launches has created some remarkable moments in design history. Major architectural firms often collaborate with product manufacturers to create spectacular launch events that showcase both the product and architectural innovation. This trivia tests your knowledge about a groundbreaking architectural product launch that changed how the industry approaches sustainable materials.

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Bjarke Ingels Group's 'Absorb' carbon-capture cladding system at the 2019 Venice Architecture Biennale
Foster + Partners' 'AirSkin' ventilated facade system at the 2018 Milan Design Week
Zaha Hadid Architects' 'BioCrete' regenerative concrete at the 2020 Dubai Expo
Snøhetta's 'PhotoSynth' solar-harvesting glass panels at the 2021 Tokyo Olympic Village