Members
Do you want to be part of the ABAC community?
ABAC connects designers, researchers, and practitioners interested in biotechnologies and living materials in the built environment. Members gain access to interdisciplinary exchange, public programs, and collaborative opportunities that bridge science, culture, policy, and architectural practice. Membership helps sustain these activities and contributes to building an open, interdisciplinary community around emerging biological material practices.
As a member, you gain access to a growing network, curated events, and opportunities to actively contribute to emerging biotechnological approaches in architecture.
*Active Members are approved internally
Support Member (Individual)
100
Every year
For individuals who want to stay connected, informed, and engaged with the ABAC network.
Valid until canceled
Reduced fees for all ABAC events, workshops, and symposia
Invitations to members-only gatherings
Access to newsletters, updates, and selected resources
Entry point into collaborations and community initiatives
90% student discount. Use code STUDENT
Support Member (Institutional)
1,000
Every year
For organizations, companies, and institutions seeking to engage with emerging biotechnologies in architecture and construction.
Valid until canceled
Visibility on ABAC website and communication channels
Access to interdisciplinary network and collaborations
Invitations to members-only gatherings
Early access to partnerships and project opportunities
Active Member
100
Every year
Active members form the operational core of the association and contribute to its development, projects, and direction.
Valid until canceled
Participation in developing ABAC projects and initiatives
Involvement in strategic discussions and decision-making
Contribution to events, publications, and collaborations
Voting rights in the General Assembly
Visibility on the ABAC website as an Active Member
90% student discount. Use code STUDENT
Memberships
ABAC offers two ways to participate in the association.
Support Members contribute to sustaining the network and gain access to events, resources, and community activities.
Active Members take a more direct role in shaping ABAC through projects, collaborations, strategic discussions, and organizational participation.