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A growing concern about waste has led to the development of new products fabricated from post-consumer materials. Designed by Blaine Brownell, the PET Wall attempts to expand the potential of second use materials into the building scale. Comprised by approximately 2,000 post-consumer PET bottles and programmable LED light nets, this new self-supporting second surface demonstrates the structural and light-filtering propensities of this commonly disposed material. |
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Participants:
Heather Brownell
Chris Drinkwater
Natasha Krol
High Point School
Recycle Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
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