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FabBrick
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FabBRICK was born from carefully repurposed fabrics, reinvented to become a noble material, both soft to the touch and visually striking. This material is distinguished by its deep texture, vibrant colors, and its ability to tell a unique story.
Plarn
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Can City
Can City is a collection of aluminium objects made from waste on the streets of São Paulo. A mobile foundry was created from salvaged materials to melt aluminum cans using waste vegetable oil collected from local cafes as a fuel. Waste collectors known as Catadores mine the streets for materials to create objects with vernacular aesthetic, providing a portrait of the streets.
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Second Nature
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Cardboard tube furniture
Plastic bottles woven into baskets or bins
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Woven boxes
Plastic Bottles structures
Plastic bottles upcycled into garden materials: planters and roofs.
Plastic Bottles structures
Eco bricks are plastic bottles densely packed with clean, dry, non-recyclable plastic waste, transforming it into a building material. They are a way to reuse plastic that would otherwise end up in landfills or the environment, and can be used to build various structures like furniture, garden beds, and even homes.
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Upcycled CDs
Upcycled wind chimes