EIC-funded research initiative
Loam walls with algorithmically generated natural 3D reinforcement.
Loam walls reinforced by algorithmically generated 3D natural fibres. Self-supporting, lightweight, and entirely biodegradable.
Lightweight. Thin, self-supporting panels, held together by natural fibres.
Breathable. Takes up and releases moisture, keeping indoor humidity balanced.
Thermal balance. Stores heat and gives it back slowly, evening out indoor temperature.
Clean air. Non-toxic and natural. Balanced moisture helps keep mould away.
Reinforced loam walls can significantly cut environmental impact compared with cement or lime.
Everything we do is by people, for people.
One of our very first team moments came as an unexpected “team-building exercise” — we were stuck together in an elevator for 40 minutes. It turned into a reminder of what collaboration really means: supporting each other and keeping spirits high when things don’t go as planned.
And that’s exactly the kind of team we have.
Loam walls are eco-friendly, breathable wall structures made from different types of natural soils. The clay content helps regulate indoor temperatures by gradually absorbing and releasing heat, while the walls’ breathability controls moisture, preventing mold and enhancing indoor air quality.
We use fibres derived from plants and other natural resources to strengthen and enhance the loam walls. The fibres are fully biodegradable, non-toxic, and have a low environmental impact. They improve the structural integrity of loam walls while preserving their eco-friendly properties — creating strong, sustainable, and optimised walls for healthy indoor environments.
