When you hear stories about new creations that combine botany and architecture, you'll probably think of some form of eco-living building that integrates with nature.
But TerraLiving has created something so unique that it's hard to believe that 3D-printed architecture could fit on your office desk.
An article from Yanko Design shared some of the details of this fascinating new creation.
“The Chloroplast 2.0 is a custom-made, hand-grown terrarium designed by Malaysia-based TerraLiving. It comes with ZERO Moss, a preserved moss that requires virtually no care and automatically feeds off sunlight and CO2 to release fresh oxygen. The terrarium comes completely encased within a bell-jar which can be lifted to reveal the complex, self-sustaining natural biome within.”
The company has dedicated itself to showing off the world of mosses and preserving their place in ecosystems.
And for anyone who doesn't have a gardener's touch when it comes to keeping plants alive in the home, it'll come as good news that these bio-domes don't even need watering.
The mosses can live for decades on the complex microbiome, meaning that you can enjoy the living and breathing artwork for years to come.
It's definitely worth checking out some of their stunning creations to see if one of them suits your home or office.
Chris is one of GreenCitizen’s writers who has been a long-time advocate of individual responsibility when it comes to the environment. He shares GreenCitizen's passion for making the world a better place every day of the year.
Captivating Sculpture Combines Botany and Architecture
Chris Bolt | 2021-04-07 | Category : Green News | 2 minutes read | 4949 Views
TerraLiving has created a unique 3D-printed sculpture that could fit on your office desk and combines botany and architecture.
When you hear stories about new creations that combine botany and architecture, you'll probably think of some form of eco-living building that integrates with nature.
But TerraLiving has created something so unique that it's hard to believe that 3D-printed architecture could fit on your office desk.
An article from Yanko Design shared some of the details of this fascinating new creation.
“The Chloroplast 2.0 is a custom-made, hand-grown terrarium designed by Malaysia-based TerraLiving. It comes with ZERO Moss, a preserved moss that requires virtually no care and automatically feeds off sunlight and CO2 to release fresh oxygen. The terrarium comes completely encased within a bell-jar which can be lifted to reveal the complex, self-sustaining natural biome within.”
The company has dedicated itself to showing off the world of mosses and preserving their place in ecosystems.
And for anyone who doesn't have a gardener's touch when it comes to keeping plants alive in the home, it'll come as good news that these bio-domes don't even need watering.
The mosses can live for decades on the complex microbiome, meaning that you can enjoy the living and breathing artwork for years to come.
It's definitely worth checking out some of their stunning creations to see if one of them suits your home or office.
See the Chloroplast 2.0 in action below.
Chris Bolt
Chris is one of GreenCitizen’s writers who has been a long-time advocate of individual responsibility when it comes to the environment. He shares GreenCitizen's passion for making the world a better place every day of the year.
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