The structure was designed to offer temporary shelter for an event and then decompose to leave behind fertile soil and food for downstream creatures (insects, birds, microorganisms). I love this idea! Imagine the nomadic among us moving from one seasonal work/play camp to another, with mycohabitations biodegrading after use to enrich the local ecosystem. It will be fascinating to see what people come up with, both in terms of living mycelial structures and inert applications. Some folks in the Netherlands are already working on 3D-printing substrate-mycelium objects.
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