Angelika Loderer presents a collection of unusual eggs: rejects that have no place in our standardised food industry.

T-shirts and bags from her artistic environment were the first collected objects that the illustrator and co-author of Tonto Comics Edda Strobl drew for her constantly growing series Favorite Objects.

This slender cross-profile column made of beech veneer is a striking example of the effectiveness of wood as a construction material.

The ‘Physical Internet’ (PI) is a logistics model for an optimised goods transport system that follows the concept of the internet.

Iris Andraschek’s research into the current topic of care work once again focuses on making social participation visible.

Under the title Foundation Requirements, Dejanoff, in his role as a contemporary artist, explores traditional building methods and materials such as wood, stone and clay as they were found in his houses or still exist in fragments.

The MyCera (Mycelium and Ceramics) project is developing a composite material made of clay, pulp and mycelium. Brick-like modules are 3D printed from clay, allowing complex and light forms that would not be possible from conventional extrusion processes.