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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. The Coca Cola Plastic Bottle Pavilion in Beijing, China by pendaApril 1st, 2014 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: penda. The cola-bow is a public art installation made out of more than 17.000 recycled plastic bottles, which were braided to create a shape inspired by the swings of the Coca-Cola logo. More than 17.000 bottles were collected by a joint initiative of universities around Beijing and Coca-Cola China to give citizens a bottle of Coke for every 10 empty ones brought back to a recycling spot. The amount of collected plastic bottles ended up in an entrance conopy to the 2nd universal university creation expo.  Image Courtesy © penda
 Image Courtesy © penda The installation should also serve as a statement against plastic pollution by taking trash and turning it into a shelter. A lot of things which are most convenient to us are made out of plastic. A too small percentage of this plastic waste end up in recycling bins. To make matters worse, plastic is persistent in the environment where it can remain up to 450 years. Surrounded by increased pollution every, the sculpture can also be seen as a reminder for creating awareness to recycle plastic waste.  Image Courtesy © penda  Image Courtesy © penda  Image Courtesy © penda  Image Courtesy © penda  Image Courtesy © penda  Image Courtesy © penda  Image Courtesy © penda  Image Courtesy © penda  Image Courtesy © penda  Image Courtesy © penda  Image Courtesy © penda  Image Courtesy © penda  Image Courtesy © penda  Image Courtesy © penda  Image Courtesy © penda  Image Courtesy © penda  Image Courtesy © penda  Image Courtesy © penda
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