Base Diseño e Innovación. 2023 volumen 8: Biodiseño e innovación inspirada en la naturaleza

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    Biolumina. Lentejuelas biodegradables a partir de escamas de salmón / Biolumina. Biodegradable Sequins from Salmon Scales
    (Universidad del Desarrollo. Facultad de Diseño, 2023) Clavel Gualda, María Valentina
    Biolumina is an innovative project that combines science and fashion with a sustainable approach, aiming to transform waste from the salmon industry—particularly salmon scales—into biosequins, a biodegradable alternative to conventional sequins used in the textile industry. Fashion faces a significant environmental challenge due to the use of non-biodegradable materials such as sequins and other textile trimmings, which contribute substantially to environmental pollution. Throughout their entire life cycle, from production to final disposal. at the same time, the salmon farming industry in chile generates a large volume of organic waste, which represents an opportunity to be repurposed through more sustainable practices.
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    Interser. Biotextil como Alternativa Sostenible para la Industria de la Moda / Interser. Bio-Textile as a Sustainable Alternative for the Fashion Industry
    (Universidad del Desarrollo. Facultad de Diseño, 2023) Montero Cartes, Camila Paz
    Interser is an innovative bio-textile made from macroalgae sourced from the coasts of chile, aligning with the principles of the circular economy. This sustainable material has a regenerative life cycle, contributing significantly to the local ecosystem and the economic and social development of the communities in the Biobío region of Chile. The project integrates multiple disciplines in a collaborative and pioneering approach that promotes the advancement of bio-textile manufacturing and the use of local raw materials
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    Revalorización de residuos forestales. Bioaglomerado a partir de Eucalyptus globulus labill / Valorization of Forest Residues. Bio-Composite from Eucalyptus Globulus Labill
    (Universidad del Desarrollo. Facultad de Diseño, 2023) Lazcano Alvarado, Trinidad
    In a global context where sustainability has become an unavoidable priority, this research focuses on the capsules of eucalyptus globulus labill, an abundant by-product of the forestry industry. The potential of these capsules as a raw material for the development of a sustainable bio-composite is explored, proposing a strategy aimed at reducing industrial waste and laying the foundation for a fundamental shift in the conception and production of future materials. Through a rigorous process of development and evaluation, it is demonstrated how this approach can transform forest waste into viable and environmentally responsible solutions. With the active participation of designers, industry experts, and chemistry specialists, this work is situated within a national context that reflects a growing demand for sustainable alternatives. A critical perspective on the challenges addressed and the emerging opportunities are presented, emphasising the revaluation of natural resources and the integration of concepts from circular economy and place-based design.

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