From Miami shorelines to the job site.
Every year, sargassum piles up on South Florida's beaches faster than anyone can clear it. We collect it before it rots, process it, and bind it into a proprietary cementitious matrix, swapping out a share of the carbon-heavy inputs conventional cement relies on.
The result has less embodied carbon than a standard bag of concrete mix, meaningfully, without sacrificing the strength or workability contractors expect. It started as material research for our own architecture studio; now it's available by the bag.
