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Native Trails: Recycled, Germ Killing Copper Sinks

Native Trails: Recycled, Germ Killing Copper Sinks

Native Trails uses 100% recycled copper to make handmade sinks for kitchen, bathroom and commercial use. Besides looking good, these sinks have the added benefit of being able to kill 99% of bacteria within two hours.

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Scandinavian Designers To Create Clothing From Milk

Scandinavian Designers To Create Clothing From Milk

Designer Per Aage Sivertsen is using milk proteins to make a gauze-like fabric.

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(Pic) Cubis Compact Packaging

(Pic) Cubis Compact Packaging

Cubis is a packaging concept design which is claimed to be the world’s first stackable, fliptop plastic beverage container. Because of it’s cube shape, the Cubis takes up less space on store shelves, and transportation becomes more efficient (and therefore eco-friendly) as well.  The Cubis is also made out of recycled materials and can be used with one hand.  It’s scheduled to be released for use next month.
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Beautiful Paper House Provides Low Cost Housing

Beautiful Paper House Provides Low Cost Housing

Looking more like something out of a design magazine than a disaster area, the Universal World House is a full featured paper house created for people in desperate need for shelter. Designed for disaster victims, refugees and the urban poor, the UWH is made out of resin soaked cellulose sourced from recycled cardboard and newspapers. It’s lightweight, strong and at $5,000, relatively cheap. Its components are pre-fabricated in Germany and will be constructed on-site, adding the extra value of local job creation. Each house can sleep 8 and comes with a bathroom, veranda and kitchen which can be made open-air.
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2010 Macau Pavillion is a Giant, Eco-Friendly Rabbit

2010 Macau Pavillion is a Giant, Eco-Friendly Rabbit

The Macau pavilion for the 2010 Shanghai World Expo is a whimsical looking, high tech construction. Designed by Carlos Marreios architects, the building takes the form of a giant jade rabbit lantern (inspired by the lanterns popular in ancient China’s mid-autumn festival.) Large balloons make up the head and tail of the rabbit, which can be raised into the air to attract visitors. The exterior structure is made up of a glass membrane wrapped with fluorescent screens to project content and signage to attendees on the outside. Keeping with the “better city, better life” theme of the expo, the Macau [...]

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