Customer Installations
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Aarhus, Denmark (Upcoming 2024)
The Living Lab in Aarhus will be Denmark's tallest wooden building. Working with FRONT®, Biomason is supplying biocement floor tiles for this project. Aarhus is a coastal city, located less than an hour away from Biobeton factory in Ikast.
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London, England (Upcoming 2024)
FORE, a real estate firm active in the UK and Europe, is developing the Tower Bridge Court project to be a net zero carbon landmark in London. Working with FRONT®, Biomason is supplying biocement floor tiles for the project. Learn more about Biomason's collaboration with FRONT® here.
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Brondby, Denmark
AKF Group, a property developer in Denmark with an eye toward community, innovation, and sustainability, installed these floor tiles in a high-traffic laundry area in a building in Brondby, just outside Copenhagen. This was the first installation completed using tiles produced at the Biobeton factory in Denmark.
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Kalundborg, Denmark
Biomason's first installation in Europe was at the Helix lab in Kalundborg. Helix Lab is a research and education center for advancing the bioindustry. Biocement floor tiles were installed through a partnership with AP Pension.
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Chapel Hill, NC USA
The Honeysuckle Tea House & Meadery is an event space focused on the natural environment. Biomason's natural bacteria undergo a fermentation process, and this backsplash was installed behind the Honeysuckle's bar, where fermented beverages are served.
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Raleigh, NC USA
This outdoor patio was installed at Martin Marietta's headquarters. Tiles were produced in North Carolina using 85% aggregate fines from Martin Marietta and 15% biocement.