A Recycled Plastics Bottle Boat

Madiba and Nature, is a Cameroon based non-profit organisation. The organisation started with the creative use of transforming dump plastic bottles into boat.

The Handcrafted Geodesic Home

This handcrafted Geodesic structure is located just outside of San Francisco. It was built by a couple: Shelia Williamson and her husband using reclaimed wood. They spent over seven years to build this Geodesic structure. (Geodesic structure is a lightweight dome constructed of interlocking polygons, invented by R. Buckminster Fuller).

A Snail-Inspired El Caracol Retreat.

El Caracol retreat is a rustic-modern concrete dome shape, cut into half slanted with an all windows façade. It has the shape of a snail. 

Shipping Container transformed into Swimming pool.

Shipping containers has been beautifully transformed into homes, shops and farm houses. But Modpool have been able to successfully transform shipping containers into swimming pools.

Newspaper Wood

The NewspaperWood is a school project of a female Netherlands designer Mieke Meijer in 2003. She graduated from Design Academy Eindhoven.

Recy-block by Gert De Mulder

The Recy-block is design by Gert de Mulder from Netherlands. This Recy-block is a building material made from old plastic bags.

Green Bottle Vases by Klaas Kuiken

A Dutch designer Klaas Kuiken, transformed the everyday green glass bottles into an incredible vases.

He achieved this by wrapping wires around the bottles, he then heat them up and he inflated then into a fantastic sculptural shapes using an air compressor.

The Gurara Waterfalls

Location:

The Gurara Waterfalls stretches from Suleja and Minna, in Niger State, Nigeria. It is about 90 minutes drive from the country’s capital city Abuja.

Plastic made Tower of Hope

In Spaza Art Garden, Troyevillie, Johannesburg South Africa, is a 20m high cellular Tower made from 7000 plastic recycled bottles. The project was inspired in 2013 by a street Artist r1 and his friend Issac, and it was officially opened in July 2016. 

An Algae-Filled Living Chandelier

The living chandelier does not only lights up a space, but it also actively purifies the air around it.

The living chandelier which is titled “EXHALE” was designed by a London-based designer-engineer, bio-technologist and entrepreneur Julian Melchiorri.