Netherlands company develops moss-growing concrete for building facades
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Dutch company Respyre has developed Mosscrete, a bioreceptive concrete that enables moss to grow directly on vertical surfaces; eight projects have already been implemented across the Netherlands and Belgium, covering hundreds of square meters of facades, bridges, and noise barriers.
The technology is in practical implementation phase at multiple sites; long-term durability and scaling are still being tested.
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