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"Nile plastics and earth pavilion " is a Sustainable Design, Concept Architecture project showcased on uni.xyz.

Nile plastics and earth pavilion

The proposal is a structure that encourages transcending and reflecting. Emphasising on parameters such as time, place and identity. Encouraging to build in an ecological way by the use of local natural material but also by focusing on plastic waste and solutions of how we can clean up our rivers and oceans.

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Jonas Prismontas

Juror

5y ago

I understand -or at least hope- that this monument is intended to grow with time because the amount of plastic that can be recovered is truly enormous. So it would be good to see a diagram how these cylindrical units multiply over the course of time and occupy the whole site.

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