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Recycling in Architecture refers to the innovative practice of repurposing salvaged, reclaimed, and waste materials as primary building components in architectural design. From reclaimed timber and recycled steel to upcycled shipping containers and repurposed plastic, architects are increasingly exploring creative ways to reduce construction waste and minimize the environmental impact of new buildings. This approach aligns closely with the principles of sustainable architecture and the growing demand for green building practices that prioritize circular economy thinking.
MVRDV’s Mega Mat installation at Bangkok Design Week challenges conventional notions of public space by transforming an everyday household item into an urban intervention with a powerful environmental message. Situated…
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Completed in 2015 by Chinese Architecture firm Atelier GOM, Studio MOA is a temporary branch office that is mainly used to host events like design exhibition, salon, or performing arts.
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“Save Our Souls” is a response to the current global refugee crisis that the world is facing. It proposes reusing a by-product of this crisis: the standard life jacket.
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The Makino Museum of Plants in Koichi, Japan by Japanese architect Hiroshi Naito has a 2 levels structure constructed of laminated wood. Hiroshi Naito creates a simple, highly durable wooden structure taking care of the environmental…
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