The module is constructed using polyester in different forms for its layers. Additional materials like adhesives and fasteners are used for assembly. The inner layer is cut with a laser for precision. Shredded polyester-based shirts provide insulation, while melted polyester creates a waterproof outer layer through a heat press and oven. The structural layer, a polyester-based cassette system, ensures stability and strength. This system incorporates wood dowels and steel cables for interlocking and tension. It’s designed with features for effective sealing and coordination with electrical components. This meticulous process results in a versatile and robust building module.

TexTILE takes the material and uses it in three different processes, where melting its fibers is still not fully solved. During the research, a series of experiments were conducted, using different tools, machines, and infrastructure to achieve a final “recipe” to create the melted tiles. Even though the final result shows a clear result, the research needs further development in order to reduce the brittleness of the material and to avoid the cracking and bending when cooling down.