Seven Water Towers Transformed into Houses
March 16, 2011
Forget bricks, concrete and mortar — repurposed water towers actually make pretty good houses, and definitely unusual ones!
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Ten Repurposed Phone Booths
February 15, 2011
No space is too small to be recycled into something useful. Old phone booths, for example, can be repurposed as libraries, aquariums or any number of other incredible things.
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Seven Repurposed Military Defense Shelters
February 11, 2011
Repurposing old bunkers is like upcycling for the soul: symbols of war turned into havens of hospitality.
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China’s Recycled Toilet Waterfall
December 20, 2010
Can a commercial sanitaryware exhibition highlight the issues of recycling, water waste and misguided female beauty standards? In China it can.
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Seven Repurposed Cold War Nuclear Missile Silos
November 29, 2010
While some missile silos — subterranean relics of the Cold War — have been demolished or left to dust and decay, others have found new purpose as homes, museums and more.
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Ten Incredible Repurposed Prisons
October 20, 2010
Nowadays, anything can be repurposed, even prisons! And given the nice buildings they were often housed in, we’re glad someone gave them a new lease of life.
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The Recycled House Modeled on the Fibonacci Sequence
August 11, 2010
Not only is this a sustainable, recycled home, but it also embodies Fibonacci’s Golden Ratio!
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Ten Recycled Shipping Container Buildings
July 22, 2010
Big, strong and seemingly unbreakable — shipping containers are a great place to start for a new style of building!
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Ten Most Creative Uses for Old Vinyl Records
July 12, 2010
A great way to resurrect the groovy charm of vinyl is to recycle it!
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Seven Abandoned Buildings Transformed into Incredible Houses
May 11, 2010
When buildings have outlived their original purpose it’s a true test of the creative mind that they can be repackaged into something entirely new.