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small plans: nanotechnology for architecture, engineering and construction
Filed in archive Design by george elvin on April 28, 2006
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When I'm not busy posting to nanotechbuzz, I run a blog dedicated to nanotechnology in architecture, engineering and construction. It's an exciting area of nanotech research, with advances in materials and environmental sensors starting to reshape the way we design and build.

From smog-eating concrete and micro surveillance cameras to light-emitting windows and organic photovoltaics, the advances are coming fast, and my goal is provide a venue for the latest products, studies and events to keep you current on this revolutionary technology and its Impact on design, society and environment.

So if you're curious about nanotech's impact on architecture, engineering and construction, visit smallplans.com. (photo Design Matters)

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