This Bar In Japan Is Built Entirely From Trash
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While Leonardo DiCaprio is making the rounds online with his newest eco-documentary “Before The Flood“, a small town of Kamikatsu, Japan, is making a statement of its own with an award winning, zero-emissions Kamikatz Public House, built entirely out of recycled waste.
The design by the architects Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP has won the WAN Sustainable Buildings Award 2016 not only for its cool looks but also for being built completely out of reclaimed materials. Which fall in line with the town’s vision to recycle 100% of its waste in a few years (now it’s around 80%).
The building houses a bar, a brewery, and also living spaces. All of which feature clever displays of reuse, from reclaimed floor tiles to a bottle chandelier. A truly awesome design that showcases recycling not as a chore, but rather as a new creative outlet.
More info: wan awards (h/t: demilked, ufunk, inhabitat)
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Its nice to see that people are using recycled materials for building. The title of the story however the word “trash" in my opinion is waste that can’t be recycled and recycling is the reuse of reusable materials. :)
Eish, they have very good quality garbage in Japan...
Where is it, exactly? I want to go there the next time we visit Japan.
If you read the 1st paragraph of the article, you will find the name of the town :)
I'll be there with bells on. It looks gorgeous.
Its nice to see that people are using recycled materials for building. The title of the story however the word “trash" in my opinion is waste that can’t be recycled and recycling is the reuse of reusable materials. :)
Eish, they have very good quality garbage in Japan...
Where is it, exactly? I want to go there the next time we visit Japan.
If you read the 1st paragraph of the article, you will find the name of the town :)
I'll be there with bells on. It looks gorgeous.