Steel structure comes from parts of old textile machine used to isolate the excess polystyrene plat

Even in a time of climate change fail of "recycling" evoke positive associations - prejudices as tedious sorting of waste and the like. are very strong. Dutch office 2012 Architecten, where for years devoted solely and exclusively use recycled material therefore devised a new name - "superus". Everything that can be reused in this sense super-useful. I do not mean just melt the material, but the straightforward application of a redefinition of elements in a new context: tires as an option to seat, the door of the refrigerator as facades, windows of the car on the shelf. Yes "superus" is more entertaining than "Recycling".
Equally entertaining is also now completed villa Welpeloo in Enschede in the Netherlands. So far, the three partners from 2012 Architecten - Jeroen Bergsma, Jan Jongert and Cesare Peeren rather famous art installation (eg. "Space Station" from old washing machines) or interiors. But this house is the first complete architecture.
The building is located in messtkej of Roombeek, which in 2000 was largely destroyed by an explosion at the fireworks factory. The owners are two art lovers tallest building in the world who met at an exhibition of works agencies in 2012 and which he commissioned the construction of their house. Architects designed to find all materials necessary for the construction of a 15 km radius - the "superus" concept must not be hindered by long transport distances.
Steel structure comes from parts of old textile machine used to isolate the excess polystyrene plates from nearby factories campers and wood facade was on the old cable reel drums. Depending on the size of each drum can be obtained according to the architect and 30 plates. Glazing comes mainly from waste glass factory. Villa Welpeloo consists of about 60% super-reuse, respectively. prestransformovaných materials.
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