In Cornwall, the Mexican company Corona has created a unique bar, built using sand, bamboo, wood and clay
In Cornwall, the Mexican company Corona has created a unique bar, built using exclusively sand, bamboo, wood and clay
In summer, what could be better than sipping a cool and refreshing drink by the sea? Do it on comfortable and soft chairs, carved in the golden sand. The British were lucky enough to try this experience. In fact, at the beginning of June, the well-known Mexican brand Corona inaugurated the Corona Natural Bar in Cornwall, a temporary bar unique of its kind, with a 100% natural decor and, therefore, respectful of the environment.
The innovative bar has been set up on a Porthminster beach. The designer, expert in bio-architecture, Molly Windels-Lyte, designed it.
The related challenge was to create a place suitable for socialization, which maintained the link with nature. - explains the expert - By limiting ourselves to natural materials, many of which are already recycled or recovered, we hope to show that we can build respecting nature, not going against it. And if we can create an entire bar that leaves no trace in the natural world, people can do the same when they meet up with their friends.
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Therefore, concrete and steel are banned. To create the bar, which remained open from 3 to 7 June, only eco-sustainable materials were used: sand, clay, wood and bamboo. And the result was truly amazing, as the photos reveal!
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Fonte: Corona/CornwallLive
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