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Join us at FabCafe Bangkok from January 27th to February 4th for a showcase of crQlr Awards community case studies during Bangkok Design Week 2024!
Exploring New Relationship Design at Bangkok Design Week 2024
How can we transform our current economic system into a circular one? We believe that the power of design can make this transition possible.
Meet the winners of the crQlr Awards, who are set to transform the current economic system into a circular economy, creating a Livable Scape focused on sustainability. This initiative aims to support the collective creation of a greener world. Explore the exhibition ‘รุกขภูมิ’ at FabCafe Bangkok, located within the Bangkok Design Week 2024 festival, from January 27th to February 4th, between 10:00 AM and 7:00 PM.
If your company is involved in driving the Circular Economy or wishes to be part of the sustainable leadership community, contact FabCafe Bangkok for more information: kalaya@fabcafe.com
The Bio-Invasive Textile Library is a win-win solution for both ecology and fashion worlds, realized entirely using invasive plants and fashion technology innovations. Its project uses LISI (London’s) invasive plants as raw materials for fibers and dyes to physically prevent the loss of biodiversity in the region and the inhumane treatment of animals.
Its bio-invasive furs are explored to achieve zero waste dyeing and technical production processes. By exploiting the textiles wasted during dyeing and technology development, further develop related ancillary bio-invasive materials. In the technical part, new textiles are created by innovating diverse technologies such as “implanting”, “felting” and “spinning”, providing fashion designers with solutions in the form of “library.”
Web: https://www.chensure.net/about-2
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chensxue_/
Poor and dangerous air quality is a worldwide issue. The air purification industry is rife with plastics, glass, and other unsustainable materials. We knew there was a better way to do things and set out to incorporate bioplastics and as many renewable materials as possible in our creation of Briiv. Briiv is officially the world’s most sustainable air filter, made from 90% natural materials, making it nearly entirely biodegradable, compostable, and recyclable. The unit and replacement filters also arrive in biodegradable cardboard packaging making the entire product circular in design.
Moreover, human existence might depend on their survival. They are ideal pollutant bioindicators because of their sensitivity to air pollution. We have noticed lichens in different states of growth in different streets of London, collected the samples in different neighborhoods and observed the lives of the people from those areas. It made us question: “What is living well?”. “Buen Vivir” (sumac kawsay)— a philosophy and social movement that puts “living in harmony with nature and with one another” into practice — is invoked to further rethink our lives. An Enlichenment aims to be not only a bioindicator of capitalist pollutants but also of Buen Vivir (Living Well).
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FabCafe Bangkok
FabCafe Bangkok intends to be a friendly platform for people of different ages and background to come in and ‘fab’ their own thing using cutting edge technology that was previously limited to research purposes, academic or industrial use. Now fabrication machinery, including 2D laser cutters, 3D printers, a 3D scanner, and an automatic sewing machine will be available for users in a lively environment.
FabCafe Bangkok intends to be a friendly platform for people of different ages and background to come in and ‘fab’ their own thing using cutting edge technology that was previously limited to research purposes, academic or industrial use. Now fabrication machinery, including 2D laser cutters, 3D printers, a 3D scanner, and an automatic sewing machine will be available for users in a lively environment.
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crQlr Awards
The crQlr Awards connects and empowers diverse players around the world who are striving toward a more desirable, circular society. The Awards gather projects in varying stages of development across wide-ranging fields, including material innovation, product and service, art, education, system design, and city planning. The goal of the crQlr Awards is to challenge social and business norms through cross-industrial collaboration to realize a more resilient, equitable and even regenerative future.
The crQlr Awards connects and empowers diverse players around the world who are striving toward a more desirable, circular society. The Awards gather projects in varying stages of development across wide-ranging fields, including material innovation, product and service, art, education, system design, and city planning. The goal of the crQlr Awards is to challenge social and business norms through cross-industrial collaboration to realize a more resilient, equitable and even regenerative future.
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FabCafe Bangkok
Central Post Office, Charoen Krung Road,
Back building 3rd floor
Bangkok 10500
+66 83 619 9983
BTS 10 minutes to walk from Saphan Taksin BTS Station (S6)
MRT 10 minutes to walk from Hua Lumphong MRT Station
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Free
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