'Myco-brewing'?
Two Processes become one!
Combining the beer brewing process with our Myco Insulation process for smart production of new materials.
Melissa (DE)
Hey,
my Name is Melissa Fröhle.
I´m studying Productdesign at the university of Arts in Berlin. In my last projects I´m focusing on critical design and alternative process design and i also mature new life and working concepts.
Design for me is about critical thinking and trying out new ways to make/grow/process/think things.
It´s about raising the question how we want to life in the future. I deal critically with the modern culture and try to develop forward-looking methods. Main part plays sustainability and a questionable look at the system.
Everything is moving. It´s all a cycle. So let´s life with it.
Contact information
- Melissa Melissa
- Reichenbergerstrasse 61
- 10999
- Berlin
- DE
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Fresh improvements to panel growing
After reviewing our previous panel experiments' highs and lows, we've started 4 new panels with some (hopefully) positive changes to our procedure.
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Image: Xiang Yu Yeung
Brewing beer
Trying out different beer receipts in the Aquaponics farm.
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Image: Melissa (DE)
Panel#6
Substrate+Jute
Pasteurising Jute and Substrate for the panels
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Image: Xiang Yu Yeung
Wrapping a Panel
After Inoculation, we wrap the panel in cling film. When we scale up the process we will find a plastic free alternative. Perhaps black metal molds.
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Image: Xiang Yu Yeung
Inoculating Spent Beer Grain
Inoculation of beer grain with Schizophyllum spawn
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Image: Xiang Yu Yeung
Hot Beer Grain
Spreading the beer grain in the panel. Will be inoculated with mycelium spawn for growing another mycoinsulation panel.
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Image: Xiang Yu Yeung
Stout beer brewing transfer
The grains and wort got too big for the pot so we transferred it to a larger one. Mid-way through the cooking phase.