Using mycelium to create artificial nature architecture integrates natural elements into construction. Mycelium, the root structure of fungi, can be used to create strong and durable building materials that are also sustainable and biodegradable. The project aims to develop a prototype structure that demonstrates the viability of this approach and showcases the unique properties of mycelium-based materials.

The project seeks to develop a prototype structure that showcases the strength, durability, and aesthetic potential of mycelium-based materials.

The project also aims to spark a broader conversation about the relationship between nature and architecture and to promote new approaches to building design that integrate natural elements into the construction process.