CornWall featured in Bouwwereld Magazine

In the 02/2025 issue of Bouwwereld, FRONT is spotlighted for its innovative building material: CornWall. This climate-positive wall panel is made from leftover corncobs—an abundant agricultural waste stream.

Developed in collaboration with Circular Matters in Antwerp, CornWall is created through a low-energy, electric compression process powered by solar energy. The result is a lightweight, Red List Free material available in eight colours, suitable as a sustainable alternative to ceramic tiles and composite panels.

The article highlights FRONT’s transformation from pioneering brick makers to a broader platform for high-end, biobased materials. With a growing network of 15,000 architects worldwide, FRONT aims to lead the way in sustainable and aesthetic solutions for the built environment—from facades to floors and everything in between.

You can read the full article on the Bouwwereld website or get the entire magazine here >