BIOLOGY, BUILT INTO SPACE
Air that
lives with us.
Living air infrastructure powered by microalgae. Biological CO₂ utilization and oxygen generation for the spaces we share.
Biological in function. Measurable by design.
ORIGINAL AIRPORT DEPLOYMENT FOOTAGE
system.
Illustrative environment profiles (not live sensors) · O₂/CO₂ biological estimates assume 2,000 L of active culture · cumulative totals require verified start-date and uptime.
for light, temperature
and movement.
What about the air?
Occupied spaces change every minute. Air quality should not be an invisible afterthought.
OceanTree brings an engineered biological layer into built environments—alongside proper ventilation and filtration.
Nature's oldest process.
Given a new form.
A controlled photobioreactor uses light and living microalgae for photosynthesis: CO₂ is biologically utilized and oxygen is released. The result is both functional and visible.
Air meets biology
Designed gas exchange connects ambient CO₂ with a controlled microalgae culture.
Photosynthesis
Light, nutrients and culture conditions sustain the biological process.
Measured operation
Environmental monitoring and documented testing establish system performance.
Built for real places.
Selected physical deployments and products, with technical evidence and appropriate status labels.
Airport-scale presence
Products in occupied, high-footfall settings.
From lab to civic space
Engineering that moves beyond a rendering.
Customer references are drawn from OceanLux's source profile; commercial permissions and original measurement documents should be checked before public launch.
An ecosystem taking shape.
Deployment references, selections and market opportunities are shown separately. Names are typographic labels, not official institutional logo files.
Client & deployment ecosystem
Sites, deployment references and engagement relationships; status varies by organization.
Recognition & incubation
Programs, finalist selections and institutional associations; not all are awards.
Target markets
Sector opportunities; not confirmed customer orders.
Where living air belongs.
Spaces change. The need for credible, measurable environmental systems remains.
Offices & real estate
Technology for occupied indoor environments.
↗ Human movementAirports
Living systems for terminals and waiting areas.
↗ Industrial campusesAutomotive & manufacturing
Environmental infrastructure for people-first facility zones.
↗ Public environmentsMunicipal & smart city
Custom systems for civic and transit spaces.
↗Designed as infrastructure.
Distinct physical forms. One underlying biological principle.
The Crown
Majestic Magnolia
Architectural systems
A DIFFERENT RELATIONSHIP WITH AIR
Where should
OceanTree live next?
Commercial environments · public infrastructure · architecture · partnerships
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