Again, Oscar Buyo of Recycling Blog informed us of a new workshop that he taught the next Primevere in Leon. "RECIKLENSTEIN. Creating puppets with recycled materials.
Recícklenstein The workshop is a proposal to carry puppets with debris, posing solutions to the shortage of means in these times of crisis and waste management, transforming them into resources.
Like last year we continue to offer products and original ideas for Father's Day gift. Neckties made with 50% of colored threads and 50% audio cassette tape recycled. Designed by Alyce Santoro and Julius Caesar. Suitcases troilo made drums recycled.
. Seat covers used a bike. Twins made with recycled buttons from an Xbox 360 Controller or such other handmade pieces from Storm Trooper cufflinks and silver mounts.
The Japanese office design Suppose, have used cardboard tubes (biodegradable material) for the project "Karis (store inside a shopping mall located in Hiroshima). They have placed the tubes randomly irregular surfaces creating arch forms (the concept is based on the caves ) that divided the store in different environments.
The functions of space not only be used as a shop, but also as a space for holding events. Continue Reading »
To educate on respect for the environment would be best to start from the cradle.
We have seen in previous posts the caracteristiscas cardboard furniture in this post we can see what they are suitable as children's furniture.
Furniture made from recycled and recyclable cardboard. The advantage of all cardboard furniture is that apart from being organic, are lightweight, portable, easy to mount, not scratch the soil and have soft corners to prevent bumps.
When children tire of the toy can be folded and save or send it to recycling.
Like the other toys, cardboard can also be customized (painting, drawing, placing stickers, etc..) And having a glossy surface is cleaned with a damp cloth. Continue Reading »
"Black market" is a project designer Ramon Coronado. At 12 weeks did his project. Recovered an everyday object a shopping cart! I dismounted and turned into new pieces. The reconstructed on a swing chair, table and lamp.
The book is intended to provide a lack of street furniture and play areas for children in marginalized areas in Los Angeles.
The idea came when Ramon Coronado moved to live in a slum neighborhood in Los Angeles. Ramon Coronado commented that this area is full of garbage on the sidewalks, people sleeping everywhere, and an abundance of shopping carts. Continue Reading "
Pablo Gamboa has given us his blog "The box of tricks' archive of his works, one can see sculptures, installations etc. Artit.'s An artist from Ecuador who works with recycled materials.
We have selected some of his work. If you want to see more do not miss his blog.
About Plásticofagia ¨, ¨ Disposable Arts
A sample Gamboa worked through accurate collections of various forms of plastic rubbish and discarded parts of objects of various sizes and colors, assembled prolifically. Plastic consumed, material selected, separated, re-select, cut and assembled to reframed. Continue Reading »
In the last Olympiad held the largest curtain of packaging and recycled plastic bottles in the world. It covered the Jamsil Olympic Stadium in Korea. You can see all kinds of plastic containers that hang at a height incredible.
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 his calculations. Sebastián Ramírez is an architect who thought about the resources that are not cracked windshield and are "malleable." Continue Reading »
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