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A few days ago that the French architect Sébastien Ramirez, got in touch with us, for us to know their work has recycled. With zero budget and recovered materials as timber, logs and glass or glass windshields of vehicles made its greenhouse project.

In his first research project focused on materials: "A greenhouse, you need to take light and heat." The first thought was to use corrugated polycarbonate, but it was too expensive for your budget. Sebastián Ramírez que es un arquitecto de recursos pensó en los parabrisas que no se agrietan y son “maleable”. Continue Reading » After studying various materials and found to not fit into their calculation. Sebastián Ramírez is an architect who thought about the resources that are not cracked windshield and are "malleable." Continue Reading »

If this year you want to surprise your partner on the day of love with something beyond the typical bouquet. Here we help you with this fabulous tutorial that has made the creative Jesi Haack "flowers of recycled paper bag" handmade brown bags and combined with fresh flowers. Continue reading to learn step by step all the details to make your same. In this way we know to make the bouquet of flowers on poles for the mother.

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Students from the Creative Strode School of Art and Design department of apparel and fashion have chosen in their designs for recycling cartons. The project took place in a walkway where students exhibited models of their creations. Original green recycled cardboard creations that can give us ideas for fun costumes octopus, shark, Guerrero and decorated gowns.

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This is the second transformation Creative 19a makes a glass water bottle design. Recall that the first was the glass bottle EVIAN, transforming it into a dispenser design.
On this occasion he has given a second life to the water bottle VOSS LED lights and Christmas tree, to make it a unique lamp. The base is made with a wooden plug coil of paper recycling polychrome.

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A few days ago we met the amazing work of Ricardo Muñoz through his wife. An artist who makes paintings, sculptures, furniture and furnishing. All recycled materials such as springs, sheet feed mill screens, cutting pipe, rod, bed frame, springs, cutting sheet metal, plates, tubes, angles of doors, wrought iron nails, razor motor hoe, rod and drum sheet ...

Recycle in the town of La Pueblanueva Toledo, where he developed what he likes: his art, recycling everything that is fortunate to fall into their hands and showing regularly in different areas. The Art of Recycling "is the basis of his philosophy. Art and recycling are united in their work as a way of life practiced in a natural way. Continue Reading »

The idea of using shipping containers as housing in areas struck by disasters is not new, but until now was only an idea. That idea is possible thanks to SEED a group of researchers at Clemson University. The team was working since Hurricane Katrina, developing a plan to deploy the shipping containers and turn them into houses especially in the Caribbean region in the event of a hurricane, when a few days ago received the news about the disaster in Haiti.

Now the group is working double time to try to launch your project and help the earthquake victims. The SEED project for emergency housing involves the use of shipping containers that are strong enough to withstand hurricanes and seismic activity. On arrival, there were strategic openings in the sides where there is more light and air. Continue Reading »

Last year we saw some examples of costumes made with recycled and reused. This year we bring a few new ideas to make simple and inexpensive, innovative carnival costumes for 2010.
The design above is surprising. It consists of different objects we are shown: plastic bags, cds, magazines, bathing caps, mobile phone etc..

We're confident that you can improve without much problem, always see what other fresh ideas.

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This post was pending from the bridge of the Immaculate Conception with my family visited the Science Park of Granada. I wonder. I recommend it. Among all the curious and interesting things I saw, one that surprised me most was the exhibition of automata in exposing different artists, most notably, Kinetic Sharmanka Theater (Russia).

Group of Russian artists that realize their talents in dream experiences through large theatrical compositions arising from the linking of multiple and thorough automata. Using recycled objects in your assembly as wheels, gears of machinery, sewing machines, old capanillas, pipes, Roman, and so on. Continue Reading »