From Trash to Ornament: Architects and Designers Give New Life to Discarded Objects

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A vital aspect of a circular economy lies in shifting our view of waste. Labeling an item "waste" implies voiding its value and ending its useful role in a traditionally linear economy. While the item might be out of sight and out of mind, its life continues in the landfill. This shift in perspective regarding waste means opening our minds to the opportunity that the abundance of junk presents. These designers and architects have managed to not only effectively reclaim discarded objects but also to make them look precious, imbuing them with new meaning and value through their careful curation.

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Cite: Carla Bonilla Huaroc. "From Trash to Ornament: Architects and Designers Give New Life to Discarded Objects" 31 Dec 2023. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1009137/from-trash-to-ornament-architects-and-designers-give-new-life-to-discarded-objects> ISSN 0719-8884

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