ECOALF STORE
Plastic Waste into Sustainable Design
A net-zero, zero-waste boutique in Madrid is the result of a collaboration between Ecoalf and Nagami. The interior features walls, shelves and display tables entirely made from 3.3 tonnes of 100% recycled plastic. The components were 3D printed to resemble melting glaciers to raise awareness of climate change. The use of recycled plastic in the store’s construction not only diverts waste from landfill, but also showcases the potential of 3D printing technology in sustainable design. By sourcing materials locally in Spain and manufacturing components locally, the project minimises the carbon emissions associated with transportation and manufacturing. This approach provides a model for reducing the environmental impact of retail design, highlighting the feasibility of integrating recycled materials into commercial spaces.




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