inhabitat.com - 9/3/2009
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Preparations for the Shanghai World Expo 2010 are heating up and many countries are getting in on the action by designing structures for the space. We couldn’t help but be dazzled by the Shanghai Corporate Pavilion by Atelier Feichang Jianzhu, but we were even more impressed to learn that ...
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Solar Shanghai Pavilion Made From Used CD Cases
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... In a news article posted on Inhabitat, Shanghai, home to next year's World Expo 2010, will be presenting a building (the Shanghai Corporate Pavilion) constructed entirely out of used CD cases! Built entirely out of recycled materials, it will be powered by a solar thermal energy system. Certainly a good effort by the Chinese government to promote the "Green Revolution"! ...
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... likely to fail The race to be an early adopter of technologies goes mainstream , a Forrester survey finds YouTube talks to studios on movie rentals : source Amazon joins opposition to Google book deal Ars Technica reports Hotmail DAV protocol retired ; affects Outlook, OE, Entourage ATi-Forum's interview with Razer's Robert Krakoff Winners of the best Windows website contest 2009 announced Solar Shanghai pavilion made from used CD cases Urlesque announces A Day Without Cats on 9.9.09 (video) XSReviews has Teufel ...
China to use recycled CD cases for World Expo pavilion?
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Inhabitat reports China may use recycled CD cases to build their pavilion for the Shanghai World Expo 2010 fair. The proposed design by Atelier Feichang Jianzhu is constructed of thousands of plastic tubes made from used CD cases. ...
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