London-based ecoLogicStudio has launched the Design Apothecary, a biophilic project in Turin, Italy. Located in the historic Ex Mulini Feyles industrial complex, the project represents an evolution in the conversion of industrial heritage into creative hubs and tests a new concept of ecologic domesticity, according to the studio.Image credit: Pepe FotografiaImage credit: Pepe FotografiaThe Design Apothecary centers around a fully functional air-purifying algae garden, consisting of 17 photosynthetic reactors. The reactors support a high-efficiency engineered photosynthesis system that absorbs carbon dioxide at a rate of 250 grams per day, equivalent to the work of four large trees. In addition, the algae garden produces 140 grams of dry algae daily, which is utilized as fertilizer, a protein supplement, and a raw material for 3D printing interior components.Image credit: Pepe FotografiaImage credit: Pepe FotografiaThe idea of a new outpost in Turin comes from our interest in ex...