Bastiaan Luijk
As a 3D printing expert with a background in architecture, focussed on sustainability, This creator has been bringing treasures of knowledge into this collective since the day he decided to join.
Bastiaan creates original and inspiring designs for lamps and other interior objects, all locally made in his studio in Leiden, where he researches how 3D-printing can become more environmentally friendly.
Production Methods:
Digital design + 3D print
Materials:
PHA (PolyHydroxyAlkanoates)
"Inspired by the beauty of the spiral phyllotaxis pattern that can be seen in sunflowers and pinecones.
Studio BL launches a series of intricate lamps made from PHA: Fat cells created by bacteria, 100% biodegradable in any biotope without leaving microplastics. is this the circular material to redefine sustainable 3d-printing?"
€179,- (21 cm) /// €259,- (28 cm)
Production Methods:
Digital design + 3D print
Materials:
PHA (PolyHydroxyAlkanoates)
Price on request
2: Transition Tower
Materials:
Plastic spools, cardboard spools, prototype sheet of rPMMA, iron wire, LED strip from the studio.
Production process:
Assembly of used 3D-print (filament) spools; previously plastic, now cardboard.
"This work symbolizes the change in both material and thinking, by transitioning from plastic to cardboard spools, visualizing a movement from the spool-producer toward more sustainable production methods."
(Product in development, and varies depending on available residue-streams)
Price on request
