Materiales alternativos emergentes. Un enfoque de diseño sostenible
Abstract
This manuscript comes from an investigation where it is intended to build a current state of the art about the use of alternative materials to traditional ones by different companies or design brands that seek to incorporate sustainable solutions starting with the material, proposing different production models and using atypical raw materials. At this historical moment, the creation and application of new materials that contribute to the ecological transition are necessary and are being increasingly required by the goods manufacturing industry. The present study aims to expand knowledge under this approach.
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