TECHNOLOGY
NATURE’S WAY OF BUILDING—NOW ENGINEERED FOR THE FUTURE.
Limestone has been locking away carbon for millions of years, naturally cycling it through the Earth’s ecosystems. Conventional cement-making disrupts this cycle—burning limestone at 1,450°C releases its stored carbon straight into the atmosphere.
At Biozeroc, we reverse this process. Inspired by how corals grow in the ocean, we use bacteria to grow limestone crystals. These crystals bind aggregate together just like cement—but instead of emitting carbon, they store it.
The result? A next-generation, carbon-negative cement: BioCem™.
WHY LIMESTONE
Limestone is one of the world’s most time-tested building materials. It’s durable, versatile, and helps regulate temperature naturally. Here’s why it makes the perfect binder:
Time-tested durability
Limestone has been trusted in construction for thousands of years—resistant to weathering and built to last. While it naturally corrodes over time, this wear is only surface-deep and doesn’t compromise structural integrity.
Versatile with a premium finish
Our limestone-based binder is naturally white, making it an ideal one-to-one replacement for white cement. After a different aesthetic? We offer custom options to suit a range of architectural finishes.
Natural temperature regulation
Limestone absorbs and releases heat efficiently, keeping interiors cooler in summer and warmer in winter. That means lower energy use, reduced carbon emissions, and improved comfort—all built in.
LIMESTONE IN HISTORY
Throughout history, the world’s most enduring architecture has been built with materials that stand the test of time. Limestone, in particular, has shaped civilizations—its natural strength and longevity leaving a legacy etched into some of humanity’s greatest landmarks. From ancient wonders to modern marvels, these structures are proof of what’s possible when durability meets design.
Just like limestone, our bioconcrete is built to last. Engineered for resilience, sustainability, and strength, it carries the same spirit of permanence—ready to support the iconic builds of tomorrow.
These iconic builds are living proof of limestone’s lasting legacy:
THE GREAT PYRAMID OF GIZA (4,600 YEARS OLD)
THE PARTHENON (2,500 YEARS OLD)
THE GREAT SPHINX (4,500 YEARS OLD)
THE COLOSSEUM (2,000 YEARS OLD)
THE EMPIRE STATE BUILDING (100 YEARS OLD)