Bri Conlon

Bri Conlon

May 10, 2024

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    About This Project

    Polynesian voyaging stands as a testament to the engineering and navigation skills of Pacific Islanders. As our world faces the challenges of diminishing natural resources, the art of canoe building must undergo a transformative journey. This project considers chitin, a versatile natural polymer, as a material for eco-friendly canoe construction. By using innovative bio-reactor technology and repurposing organic waste, chitin could be produced sustainably and used in the future of wa’a building.

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