Discover products that act as carbon sinks
We create products with our partners that act as carbon sinks. The secret? Our super-engineered biocarbon filler as an active ingredient in materials. Our products deliver a double benefit: not only removing CO₂ from the atmosphere, but also avoiding new emissions associated with incumbent materials.
HexAudi: A beautiful testament to sustainability
The built environment accounts for almost 40% of annual global CO₂ emissions, with 10% coming alone from building materials. A true net-zero and a circular economy requires rapid decarbonization of the sector and Audi’s car dealership in Trudering, Bavaria, Germany, is a showcase of how this can be done. This radical change is no longer voluntary; regulations are changing worldwide. Not only did these unique and durable panels permanently sequester CO₂ at a rate of -1.95kg CO₂e / kg, but their installed price was in parity with incumbent materials and installation techniques they were used to. Made of Air's biocarbon-based products are significant levers in lowering the embodied carbon footprint of buildings.
Carbon-negative
HexAudi façade panels permantently removed 10 tons of CO₂ from the atmosphere.
Bespoke design
Meeting market-standard, high-end design needs for facades while delivering for the environment.
High performance
A durable solution for the built environment: Rigorously tested for weather, UV and heat resistance
Double benefit:
Removal and abatement
Made of Air’s HexAudi panels not only removed 22 kg CO₂/m² produced but also avoided the emissions of incumbent materials. In the case of a typical aluminum cladding, that’s the equivalent of 120 CO₂/m². That’s a difference of 143 CO₂/m².
Versatility accross use-cases
Discover products that already act as carbon sinks, created with the help of Made of Air.
Building panels
Ready made panels for interior and exterior use for innovative and sustainable homes.
H&M sunglasses
Part of H&M’s 2020 Conscious Exclusive Fall collection, these sunglasses were made with Made of Air’s carbon-negative compound.
Industrial parts
Industrial end caps replacing traditionally high-emitter fossil plastic products.
