What this temporary pavilion in France teaches about mycelium’s regenerative potential
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16500 Lessac, France
The modular, sustainable structure is built from mycelium and upcycled materials, serving as part of Paris-based design studio Aléa’s ongoing research into bio-inclusive design.
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