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THE GLOBAL CHALLENGE


CO2

BUILDINGS ARE CURRENTLY RESPONSIBLE FOR 39% OF GLOBAL ENERGY-RELATED CARBON EMISSIONS:

28% FROM OPERATIONAL EMISSIONS

11% FROM MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION.


Air Pollution

AROUND 91% OF THE WORLDS POPULATION LIVES IN PLACES WHERE AIR QUALITY LEVELS EXCEED WHO LIMITS.



Biodiversity

URBAN GROWTH AND THE ONGOING DENSIFICATION OF MANY CITIES AROUND THE GLOBE CHALLENGE THE EXISTENCE OF ECOSYSTEMS

OUR SOLUTION


ALIVE CLADDING


THE WORLD’S FIRST GREEN HYBRID CLADDING SYSTEM


POLLUTANTS + GHG’S REMOVAL


NOx -22.8% OZONE -24.1% PMs -21% CO2 CAPTURE -378kg CO2/TON

NOx -22.8% OZONE -24.1% PMs -21% CO2 CAPTURE -378kg CO2/TON

THE TECHNOLOGY TO DELIVER SUSTAINABLE BUILDINGS AT SCALE.

BENIFITS

1. CARBON NEGATIVE

2. PASSIVE OPERATION

3. THERMALY EFFICENT

4. AIR PURIFICATION

5. BIODIVERSITY +

6. HEALTH & WELLBEING

CORE TECH


1 CABON NEGATIVE

TERRANITE

Our key innovation underpinning Alive Cladding. A cementitious compound that is life-giving, carbon-negative, and passive in its function.

Developed in partnership with leading British Universities, Terranite is non toxic, cost effective and currently undergoing certification.

Our technology proposes to disrupt current linear modes of operation through the Terraformation of our urban environment, bringing back natural systems to everyday life.

Terranite can be used to cast a range of forms and shapes, the possibilities and endless.

2 LIFE GIVING


3 COST EFFECTIVE

BIOLOGY


SUPER MOSS

At Alive Labs through rigorous screening we cultivate specially selected mosses to produce a high performing biomass that is carefully tailored to every application.

UNIQUE ADVANDAGES

Moss has an incredibly high surface area which gives it the parallel capacity of providing excellent passive air filtration & thermal efficiency.

Moss is rootless & non-vascular which eliminates the need for bulky substrates or complex soil cultures.

Moss survives desiccation in periods of drought, allowing it to rebloom from its state of dormancy upon rehydration.

Moss is native across the planet; its almost unique resilience allows it to grow in every climate zone from hot, humid tropics, to cold, arctic tundra.