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what a lovely way to display your jewelry
i might try this after i move.
This is an awesome reuse idea!
Sure she was watering a street tree during a statewide drought. But the gate was made of recycled street signs. Carbon footprint: neutral.
(Photo: Randi Berez; Dwell, Dec/Jan 2006)
Can anyone guess what that wallpaper is made of? Click through for the answer!
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La Casa de Botellas: Argentinian Home Made Out of Recycled Plastic Bottles - Inhabitat
La Casa de Botellas, created by the Alfredo Santa Cruz family in Puerto Iguazu, Argentina, was constructed from thousands of PET plastic bottles, and was designed as “a tool for promoting ecological and social responsibility.” The surprisingly sturdy structure features a Tetra pack roof, doors and windows made from CD jewel cases — and the interior boasts beds, coffee tables and couches, all created entirely from used plastic. While no one in the Santa Cruz family is an architect or engineer, they are doing their part to save the planet by providing free home building courses in Latin American countries “to address both trash [issues] and housing scarcity.”
Inhabitat
God bless Latin America.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ky9fhtX6V01qzz0g5o1_r1_400.jpg)
La Casa de Botellas: Argentinian Home Made Out of Recycled Plastic Bottles - Inhabitat
La Casa de Botellas, created by the Alfredo Santa Cruz family in Puerto Iguazu, Argentina, was constructed from thousands of PET plastic bottles, and was designed as “a tool for promoting ecological and social responsibility.” The surprisingly sturdy structure features a Tetra pack roof, doors and windows made from CD jewel cases — and the interior boasts beds, coffee tables and couches, all created entirely from used plastic. While no one in the Santa Cruz family is an architect or engineer, they are doing their part to save the planet by providing free home building courses in Latin American countries “to address both trash [issues] and housing scarcity.”
God bless Latin America.
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La Casa de Botellas: Argentinian Home Made Out of Recycled Plastic Bottles - Inhabitat
La Casa de Botellas, created by the Alfredo Santa Cruz family in Puerto Iguazu, Argentina, was constructed from thousands of PET plastic bottles, and was designed as “a tool for promoting ecological and social responsibility.” The surprisingly sturdy structure features a Tetra pack roof, doors and windows made from CD jewel cases — and the interior boasts beds, coffee tables and couches, all created entirely from used plastic. While no one in the Santa Cruz family is an architect or engineer, they are doing their part to save the planet by providing free home building courses in Latin American countries “to address both trash [issues] and housing scarcity.”
Inhabitat
God bless Latin America.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ky9fhtX6V01qzz0g5o1_r1_250.jpg)
