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Microbiology andArchitechture

Shafira Mutia Khanza (10412007)

Qonita Afinanisa (10412013)

Alfirda Anindya Naya ()

Denna Khoirunnisa (10212022)


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Calcite is the most stable

poliform of calcium carbonate

http://geology.com/minerals/calcite.shtml


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The bacteria is flushed with a 3D printer.

The temperature difference between the interior of thesolidified dunes and the exterior dune surface makes it possible

to create nodal points that could both support water harvesting

and inhabitable thermal comfort zones. In this way, we can start

'growing' controlled oases in the desert

Source: http://www.magnuslarsson.com/architecture/dune.asp


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Source: http://www.magnuslarsson.com/architecture/dune.asp


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The building design includes tree nursery

for home-grown food and water shelter


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Rather than spending huge sums ofmoney to import raw materials for

construction the city shall use the

available sand in the desert to provide

residents with homes and Infrastructure.

Source: http://firstcontest.studentaward-middleeast.com/idea.php?id=630#


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B. pasteurii may also soon help tobring grid electricity to the deserts

of the United Arab Emirates.

Source: http://webecoist.momtastic.com/2011/08/17/a-constructive-concept-growing-germs-to-wire-the-desert/


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Biologically treated and

processed paving material

Source: http://inhabitat.com/genetically-modified-bacteria-can-fix-cracked-concrete/


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Genetically

Modified Bacteria

to Fix Cracked

Concrete :

BacillaFilla

Source :

http://teknologi.kompasiana.com/terapan/2013/04/04/bacilla-

filla-bakteri-unik-yang-dapat-memperbaiki-jalan-beton-

542906.html


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Source : http://2010.igem.org/Team:Newcastle


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SEM Images

Source : http://2010.igem.org/Team:Newcastle/solution

Image1: shows our control concrete with no bacteria on the surface.

Image2: shows the surface of the concrete covered in calcium carbonate, glue and cells.

Image3: at this magnification you can begin to see calcium carbonate crystals filling a crack.


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SEM Images

Source : http://2010.igem.org/Team:Newcastle/solution

Image4: shows a higher magnification of calcium carbonates crystals and the crack which is

being filled.

Image5: shows a crack almost completely covered in calcium carbonate, cells and glue.

Image6: shows a high magnification, the structure of the calcium carbonate crystals is more

clear and some cells are visible in the crack.


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