Agile Advisors provide Carbon footprint consultant In UAE, they represent a novel class of materials produced through chemical, physical, and biological processes, such as dried luffa fibres, corn stalks, mycelium, microalgae, and more. By reusing agricultural waste, mitigating subsidence, absorbing CO2, and minimizing plastic waste, they are shifting the industry's reliance from fossil to biological or planted resources, thereby significantly reducing carbon emissions. The Alive Pavilion, an entry by The Living Studio to the 2021 Venice Biennale, is a testament to the possibilities of multi-species architecture and the effective utilization of microorganisms. The Pavilion is constructed from the dried fibres of luffa, a low-cost, fast-growing vegetable that thrives in tropical and subtropical regions. These fibres, with their unique surface, create a robust, organic material that can support a variety of microorganisms. The fibre concrete the team developed—which omits formwork and steel bars—was used for cabin printing.