Remember the house built with 12 bottles of champagne in Russia? A similar experiment took place in China with 8500 recycled bottles to create a real office.
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Remember the house built with 12 thousand bottles of champagne in Russia? A similar experiment took place in China with ben 8500 bottles of beer recycled to make a real one office.
The office built thanks to the reuse of beer bottles was born from a project by Li Roungjun, aspiring Chinese architect. The bottles of beer were used to create the entire top floor of a two-story building.
This is an office located in the city of Chongquing. It consists of 40 layers of bottles which Li, with the help of her father, has assembled in more than four months. The images show that the gaps between the bottles have been filled with sand, stones and concrete.
Thanks to the beer bottles, the aspiring Chinese architect wanted to build an office that was both artistic and usable at the same time. Treat the office as your own business card for future architectural plans. It will allow investors to evaluate his projects and his talent.
With the idea of reusing beer bottles, Li wanted to prove his own creativeness and give it space. Li's father is very supportive of his son's businesses, he believes that he is a very independent young man for his age and that he can carry on his future business as an architect with a lot of determination.
The project cost approx 11 thousand dollars to come to completion. The result is a creation that was judged to be very aesthetically pleasing. However, it is feared that the bottles have a load limit that they cannot withstand.
If the limits are not respected, the structure risks collapsing. The hope is that Li calculated everything before starting the construction of theoffice of his dreams. If well designed, Li's office could last for decades, just like the Russian house built with the champagne bottles we told you about.
Marta Albè
Photo source: chinadaily.com
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