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23/09/2026

We started not with form, but with how light relates to these materials.

Meet Diya and Harsh, who are developing Root and Reef as lights, installations, and possibly as part of architecture itself. Our collaboration continues as we push these products further.

Thank you for the opportunity .lab

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19/09/2026

Light, through the language of matter.

Root & Reef brings together two biomaterials and two ways of making: biological growth and industrial fabrication.

The material becomes a vessel for the light itself. Mycelium holds and softens light. Seaweed biopolymer transmits it.

Two materials, each giving light a different expression.

On view at The Gallery of Sustainability curated by .lab at .in

Material partner: .bio
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Derived partly or entirely from biological sources, these materials have their own strengths and quirks. Do we need to f...
11/09/2026

Derived partly or entirely from biological sources, these materials have their own strengths and quirks. Do we need to force their place in our built environment? Perhaps we start as we would with any material: understand it, explore it, and use it where it makes sense. Sometimes, that means designing around the material rather than treating it as an alternative to something else.

Collaborations : Mycotech Lab Mylea®
Photographs : SuyashSawant

Team : 𝔻𝕚𝕪𝕒 𝕂𝕒𝕝𝕣𝕒🦋 Bhakti V Loonawat SuyashSawant Harsh

25/08/2026

While we’ve shared plenty from MycoMuseum LAB, we thought we’d change perspectives for a moment.

Meet Harsh , part of the Anomalia team, taking us through the ideas, experiments and ambitions behind the MycoMuseum LAB.

More voices from inside the studio soon!

The MycoMuseum Lab occupies the public square as a civic interface between research and daily life. A transparent lab re...
22/08/2026

The MycoMuseum Lab occupies the public square as a civic interface between research and daily life. A transparent lab reveals material processes, while the pavilion forms an inhabitable landscape that encourages gathering, pause, and slow public engagement.

The pavilion functions as a visible and accessible exhibition space that brings material research into the public realm....
21/08/2026

The pavilion functions as a visible and accessible exhibition space that brings material research into the public realm. It allows visitors to encounter mycelium and cork-based materials at an architectural scale, supported by clear explanations and tactile engagement.

The pavilion is a layered material system anchored by the Lab. Cork and mycelium panels transition across a metal frame...
19/08/2026

The pavilion is a layered material system anchored by the Lab. Cork and mycelium panels transition across a metal frame, forming a continuous, inhabitable surface. The assembly foregrounds material dialogue, structural clarity, and public interaction.

The MycoMuseum LAB is a public-facing pavilion and living laboratory. The project introduces mycelium as a material syst...
18/08/2026

The MycoMuseum LAB is a public-facing pavilion and living laboratory. The project introduces mycelium as a material system through hands-on public engagement, combining mushroom cultivation with material experimentation and architectural application. It functions as an active space for learning, research, and participation rather than a static exhibition.

The year was 2017. Bhakti V Loonawat Bhakti V Loonawat , at her final review at IAAC Master in Advanced Architecture, B...
12/08/2026

The year was 2017. Bhakti V Loonawat Bhakti V Loonawat , at her final review at IAAC Master in Advanced Architecture, Barcelona IAAC | Advanced Architecture Barcelona IAAC's Master in Advanced Architecture . This jury marked the end of that chapter and, in many ways, the beginning of everything that followed.

On the jury panel was Laia Mogas-Soldevila, now Director of DumoLab Research DumoLab* Research and faculty at UPenn’s Weitzman School of Design. Looking back, so much of what was questioned across that table still finds its way into how Anomalia works today.

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