MycoMuseum addresses the urgent need to rethink how we design built environments while nurturing the natural world in response to climate change. By leveraging mycelium as a circular building material, it aims to harmonise human activity with nature, fostering a future where design, technology, and ecology coexist. The project explores mycelium’s biological potential, material properties, design applications, and circularity, envisioning decentralised, regenerative production systems that challenge conventional mass manufacturing. Serving as a collaborative platform, MycoMuseum invites architects, biotechnologists, and communities to embrace this partnership with nature, fostering a future that is thoughtfully nurtured.
Participants
ANOMALIA (MUMBAI, INDIA)
Bhakti V Loonawat, Mumbai, India, 1992. Lives and works in Mumbai, India, and internationally.
Suyash Sawant, Mumbai, India, 1991. Lives and works In Mumbai, India, and internationally.
Authorial collaborators
Ronaldiaz Hartantyo and Robbi Zidna Ilman, MYCL
Team
Bhakti V Loonawat (Design Lead), Suyash Sawant (Project Lead), Robbi Zidna IIman (Production Lead), Ronaldiaz Hartantyo (Production Lead), Rizqi Paradila Akbarianti (Production Team), M Yusuf Nurhadi (Production Team), Vijay Kadam (Logistics Assistance)
Thanks
Roha Bio, Henry Skupniewicz, Nyrika Holkar Godrej, Seema Sreedharan, Prakhar Patle, MuseLAB, Namrata Foundation
Supporters
Tumurun Museum, Indonesia; P4G; HYBEC by JN Lighting India LLP
