Architextures’ Post

The construction industry still faces challenges when it comes to building sustainably at scale, often defaulting to concrete and steel. But did you know 19th-century builders in Brighton, UK, had already found a brilliant, eco-friendly alternative? They used bungaroosh—a unique, locally sourced material made from broken bricks, flint, pebbles, and wood, bound together with lime and sand. In our latest Story, Vanessa Norwood explores how today, bungaroosh is making a comeback as a new generation of material innovators are turning to sustainable, locally sourced options to create the buildings of tomorrow. It’s a perfect example of how looking back can inspire a more sustainable future. Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/e6-HADGi Featuring the amazing work of Mary Duggan, Loretta Bosence and Ben Bosence. #design #materials #architecture #bungaroosh

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