Objective
The BIOS MATER aims to develop and demonstrate advanced bio-based construction products and building elements with tailored functional properties such as durability, fire resistance, water barriers, acoustic and thermal insulation, lightweight structure, mechanical strength, and antimicrobial features, ensuring safety and sustainability. At the core of the concept are the four Production routes which are built around four pillars. Specifically: Production route A will focus on the development of bio-based core product and sandwich structure for flooring applications, Production route B will focus on the development of bio-based wall panels and flooring tiles, Production route C will focus on the development of fiber reinforced bio-resin composite panels applied as exterior façade cladding panels and Production route D will focus on the development of biodegradable and plantable bio-based tiles from foams applied as drywalls panels. Moreover, the four pillars are: Pillar 1. Innovation in bio-based construction and building product development; Pillar 2. Health, safety, and environmental impact through Safe and Sustainable by Design (SSbD), Pillar 3. Circular economy integration and scalability and Pillar: 4 Driving market adoption of bio-based products through digital transparency, stakeholder engagement, and social acceptability. Key elements include life cycle assessments (LCA), circularity, and SSbD assessments. BIOS MATER will test and demonstrate the compatibility of these products with existing construction practices and regulatory frameworks at the controlled real-world application of a DEMOpark. The project also incorporates stakeholder engagement, training, and awareness programs, with 22 partners from 10 EU countries working together to achieve these goals across 7 work packages.
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50018 Zaragoza
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54655 Thessaloniki
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265 04 RIO
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50720 Zaragoza
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V94 Limerick
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3071 Erps-Kwerps
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6708 PB Wageningen
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46980 Paterna
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08034 Barcelona
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57001 Thermi Thessaloniki
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46022 Valencia
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2200 Lefkosia
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26222 Patra
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2627 AN DELFT
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47814 BELLARIA IGEA MARINA
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12161 Berlin
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3030 289 Coimbra
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28033 MADRID
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15125 Athens
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10787 Berlin
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21000 NOVI SAD
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D02 XE80 DUBLIN
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