Interesting ... the bacterium "Bacillus Pasteur" that turns the sand in particular structures of sandstone very quickly, a kind of natural cement .... if we found the student Magnus Larsson, who won the award for sustainable construction with Dune Project, thinking of releasing the bacterium in the Sahara desert to create a wall of 6,000 km, which will house an oasis of water, vegetation and shelter-housing, this way we also try to stop desertification.
Larsson who has studied the bacterium to the Soil Interactions SIL Lab, points out that the structure studied, however, generates a temperature difference between the inside of the parties solidified, the sand dunes and the outer surface of the dunes themselves. 
An 'another thing to consider now is to study how to stop the bacteria which when left in the sand will begin its transformation process and, if not stopped could cause problems to the ecosystem. 
So in the end, I believe that microbiology is now slowly coming to be part of the cultural baggage dell'architetto, e potrá diventare indispensabile in futuro per studiare e realizzare architetture eco-sostenibili, almeno ce lo auguriamo....
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