Xiriton technology covers four interconnected domains:
(For interdisciplinary research and the circular economy)
1) Strategic landscape management through the use of C4 grasses.
2) Development of Xiritones and production methods (low-tech, ecologically and socially responsible).
3) New architecture combined with wood/brick/concrete/asphalt.
4) Recycling waste-free without fossil energy.
What does it mean Xiriton?
The term ‘Xiriton’ (for nomenclature and communication) is derived from:
“Xi” (gr.); Letter ‘x’ synonym for ‘multiple/variable’
“ri“; (lat.) “rhizoma” (Rhizome) that characterises grasses.
“ton” (old germ.); “Clay” (wider meaning)
“Xiriton” Is actually not a ‘concrete’ because suitable grass species are characteristic of this building material.
However, according to current building standards, such biomass is seen as ‘pollution’.
(Trusted trademark)
Xiriton, Xiritones, bio-concrete, biocrete, biobased concrete, accrete, eco-concrete, biobounded, biobound,
Circular concrete, sustainable concrete, sustainable concrete, green concrete, carbon neutral concrete, carbon reducing concrete. eco-construction, ecological building, sustainable building, artificial reefs, artificial reefs, olivine, olivine,miscanthus, elephant grass, bamboo, bamboo, C4-grass, grass, exotextile, Floriade, timber frame, timber frame, wood frame, fireproof, fire resistant, soft rock, tuff, roman concrete, roman concrete, opus cementitium,
Puzzolana, puzzolan, snailed lime, limestone, vulcanic ash, RHA, rice hull ash,
Ecological cement, ECODAMI
