Carbon–X envisions a future where the built environment becomes a system for carbon balance, resource regeneration, and intelligent performance rather than a source of emissions.

We advance the science and technology of low-carbon, smart, and sustainable construction materials, integrating materials innovation, digital technology, and circular design to reduce the sector’s carbon footprint. From carbon-negative binders to multifunctional composites, our goal is to make decarbonization technically viable, economically scalable, and environmentally restorative, redefining how infrastructure is designed, built, and sustained.

The mission of Carbon–X Lab is to bridge science with sustainability and help close the global emissions gap through innovation at the intersection of materials science and environmental engineering.

We adopt a materials-first approach to design and develop low-carbon binders, multifunctional composites, and intelligent material systems that enhance durability, functionality, and environmental performance. By integrating experimental research, microstructural characterization, and life-cycle assessment, we ensure that each innovation supports circularity, carbon reduction, and real-world impact, advancing the transition toward net-zero and resilient construction.