Demano Barcelona was born as an idea to solve a specific problem of our modern cities: give a second life to a material that is discarded and it was very difficult to reuse. Despite the steady progress of recycling techniques, it’s not always possible to recover all materials. Each year unimaginable amounts of advertising materials go directly to urban landfills. Demano is a brand created in Barcelona. Since 1999, is a pioneer in the recycling of urban waste materials -mainly advertising PVC banners - to become unique objects such as handbags, accessories and daily use objects. Today demano is a company based on the environment and aesthetic awareness, whose unique products have a particular story to tell.
Help us to continue transforming recycled materials into useful objects, giving work to people in situations of vulnerability or risk of exclusion, supporting local production and design thanks to our collaborations with national and international artists.
www.demano.net
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25_03_2010
In September, at the third annual Green Carpet FashionLizbethQuinonez813
I
n September, at the
third annual Green
Carpet Fashion
Awards Italia, fiber
producer Aquafil
provided a design showstop-
per—a sustainable carpet
made with Econyl regener-
ated nylon that is created
from discarded fishing nets
and other nylon waste.
Covering Milan’s Piazza
della Scala, the green carpet
spanned more than 21,000
square feet and welcomed
celebrity guests including
Vogue editor-in-chief Anna
Wintour, fashion designer
Stella McCartney, actor
Colin Firth and actress
Sophia Loren.
The event celebrated fash-
ion houses’ commitment to
sustainability as they work to
embrace rapid change while
preserving the heritage and
authenticity of small-scale
producers. As in previous
years, the Econyl carpet was
produced in collaboration
with the Danish Company,
European manufacturer Ege
Carpets, and for the second
year, designed by Vogue
Editor Hamish Bowles.
“We are privileged to
partner with the Green
Carpet Fashion Awards
Italia for the third year run-
ning”, said Giulio Bonazzi,
Aquafil president and CEO
“Honoring the endless possi-
bilities offered by our Econyl
regenerated nylon, which
can be used both in fashion
and design, Aquafil is turn-
ing a waste problem into
exceptional solutions.”
Each year in the U.S., four
billion pounds of carpet
is tossed in landfills. Most
carpets are made primarily
from finite resources such as
oil-based plastics that could
be recycled, yet only 5% of
carpet waste is recycled. To
tackle the issue, Aquafil’s
Econyl fiber is 100% regen-
erated nylon yarn from
waste that is used widely in
commercial carpeting. To
make its fiber, the company
rescues waste from a number
of sources including fishing
nets, carpets, fabric scraps
and industrial plastic.
To help these recycled
fibers, Aquafil has a carpet
recycling plant in Phoenix
that opened in 2018 and has
the capacity to collect and
aQUaFiL WriTEs a nEW sTOrY
ECOnYL rEgEnEraTEd nYLOn OFFErs OFFErs
arCHiTECTs and dEsignErs nEW sOLUTiOns
Above: The NeoCon 2019
Plaza featured carpet tile
designed and supplied by
Interface and made with
Econyl yarn.
28 December 2019 + floortrendsmag.com
treat 35 million pounds of
carpet each year. Econyl con-
tributes to LEED v4 points
in four main categories:
Integrative Process
Aquafil shares its knowl-
edge and experience creating
sustainable materials with
project teams to collectively
enhance human comfort and
environmental benefits.
• Indoor Environmental
Quality—Econyl is a low-
VOC emitting material.
• Materials and Resources—
In terms of Building Life
Cycle Impact Reduction,
Econyl has an 80% reduc-
tion on global warming
potential compared to
virgin nylon. And regarding
Sourcing of Raw Materials,
Econyl comes from 100%
waste material of which a
minimum of 50% post-
consumer waste is certified.
• Innovation—Econyl fos-
ters advancement of the
circular economy through
nylon regeneration, going
beyond recycling ...
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Thanks to the workshop of balloon mapping documentation Defiende el territorio desde el aire with Public Lab tools, we’ve been invited to participate in the “Emerging ICT for Citizens’ Veillance: Theoretical and Practical Insights” workshop organized by the Institute for the Protection and Security of the Citizen of the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission (March 20-21, 2014. Ispra, Italy).
Our talk is about the workshop "Defiende el territorio desde el aire": methodology; engaging and building community and techniques under the "Experiences using ICT for Artistic Civic Science" round table.
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Thanks to the workshop of balloon mapping documentation Defiende el territorio desde el aire with Public Lab tools, we’ve been invited to participate in the “Emerging ICT for Citizens’ Veillance: Theoretical and Practical Insights” workshop organized by the Institute for the Protection and Security of the Citizen of the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission (March 20-21, 2014. Ispra, Italy).
Our talk is about the workshop "Defiende el territorio desde el aire": methodology; engaging and building community and techniques under the "Experiences using ICT for Artistic Civic Science" round table.
The document discusses the concept of cradle to cradle design, which aims to create production systems that emulate nature's nutrient cycles. It provides examples of companies in Denmark exploring and implementing cradle to cradle principles in their business strategies and product designs. These include using materials that can be composted or recycled nutritiously, designing products to go through repeated technical or biological cycles without becoming waste.
This document discusses biobased plastics and their role in the circular economy. It provides information on what biobased plastics are, noting that they are partly made from renewable resources but not always biodegradable. It outlines the current market for bioplastics and drivers for their adoption. Application areas for biobased plastics are discussed, including disposable, durable, and planable products. Examples are given of durable products designed by Dutch designers that combine biobased plastics with other natural materials. The document emphasizes that biobased plastics can be part of the circular economy through biological and technical cycling.
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The open source washing machine project aims to rethink the way we wash clothes around the world, in accordance with economical, sociological, cultural and environemental aspects. Most of the people in this planet, mostly women, wash clothes by hand in harsh conditions related to poverty, lack of sanitation, water or energy.
Magdalena Höller directora creativa y diseñadora de TrashDesignManufactory, Viena (Austria) presenta su trabajo: joyas y accesorios hechos a partir de material reciclado.
25_03_2010
In September, at the third annual Green Carpet FashionLizbethQuinonez813
I
n September, at the
third annual Green
Carpet Fashion
Awards Italia, fiber
producer Aquafil
provided a design showstop-
per—a sustainable carpet
made with Econyl regener-
ated nylon that is created
from discarded fishing nets
and other nylon waste.
Covering Milan’s Piazza
della Scala, the green carpet
spanned more than 21,000
square feet and welcomed
celebrity guests including
Vogue editor-in-chief Anna
Wintour, fashion designer
Stella McCartney, actor
Colin Firth and actress
Sophia Loren.
The event celebrated fash-
ion houses’ commitment to
sustainability as they work to
embrace rapid change while
preserving the heritage and
authenticity of small-scale
producers. As in previous
years, the Econyl carpet was
produced in collaboration
with the Danish Company,
European manufacturer Ege
Carpets, and for the second
year, designed by Vogue
Editor Hamish Bowles.
“We are privileged to
partner with the Green
Carpet Fashion Awards
Italia for the third year run-
ning”, said Giulio Bonazzi,
Aquafil president and CEO
“Honoring the endless possi-
bilities offered by our Econyl
regenerated nylon, which
can be used both in fashion
and design, Aquafil is turn-
ing a waste problem into
exceptional solutions.”
Each year in the U.S., four
billion pounds of carpet
is tossed in landfills. Most
carpets are made primarily
from finite resources such as
oil-based plastics that could
be recycled, yet only 5% of
carpet waste is recycled. To
tackle the issue, Aquafil’s
Econyl fiber is 100% regen-
erated nylon yarn from
waste that is used widely in
commercial carpeting. To
make its fiber, the company
rescues waste from a number
of sources including fishing
nets, carpets, fabric scraps
and industrial plastic.
To help these recycled
fibers, Aquafil has a carpet
recycling plant in Phoenix
that opened in 2018 and has
the capacity to collect and
aQUaFiL WriTEs a nEW sTOrY
ECOnYL rEgEnEraTEd nYLOn OFFErs OFFErs
arCHiTECTs and dEsignErs nEW sOLUTiOns
Above: The NeoCon 2019
Plaza featured carpet tile
designed and supplied by
Interface and made with
Econyl yarn.
28 December 2019 + floortrendsmag.com
treat 35 million pounds of
carpet each year. Econyl con-
tributes to LEED v4 points
in four main categories:
Integrative Process
Aquafil shares its knowl-
edge and experience creating
sustainable materials with
project teams to collectively
enhance human comfort and
environmental benefits.
• Indoor Environmental
Quality—Econyl is a low-
VOC emitting material.
• Materials and Resources—
In terms of Building Life
Cycle Impact Reduction,
Econyl has an 80% reduc-
tion on global warming
potential compared to
virgin nylon. And regarding
Sourcing of Raw Materials,
Econyl comes from 100%
waste material of which a
minimum of 50% post-
consumer waste is certified.
• Innovation—Econyl fos-
ters advancement of the
circular economy through
nylon regeneration, going
beyond recycling ...
Documenting from the sky. Mapping with balloons in Castellón and building com...basurama
Thanks to the workshop of balloon mapping documentation Defiende el territorio desde el aire with Public Lab tools, we’ve been invited to participate in the “Emerging ICT for Citizens’ Veillance: Theoretical and Practical Insights” workshop organized by the Institute for the Protection and Security of the Citizen of the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission (March 20-21, 2014. Ispra, Italy).
Our talk is about the workshop "Defiende el territorio desde el aire": methodology; engaging and building community and techniques under the "Experiences using ICT for Artistic Civic Science" round table.
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Thanks to the workshop of balloon mapping documentation Defiende el territorio desde el aire with Public Lab tools, we’ve been invited to participate in the “Emerging ICT for Citizens’ Veillance: Theoretical and Practical Insights” workshop organized by the Institute for the Protection and Security of the Citizen of the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission (March 20-21, 2014. Ispra, Italy).
Our talk is about the workshop "Defiende el territorio desde el aire": methodology; engaging and building community and techniques under the "Experiences using ICT for Artistic Civic Science" round table.
The document discusses the concept of cradle to cradle design, which aims to create production systems that emulate nature's nutrient cycles. It provides examples of companies in Denmark exploring and implementing cradle to cradle principles in their business strategies and product designs. These include using materials that can be composted or recycled nutritiously, designing products to go through repeated technical or biological cycles without becoming waste.
This document discusses biobased plastics and their role in the circular economy. It provides information on what biobased plastics are, noting that they are partly made from renewable resources but not always biodegradable. It outlines the current market for bioplastics and drivers for their adoption. Application areas for biobased plastics are discussed, including disposable, durable, and planable products. Examples are given of durable products designed by Dutch designers that combine biobased plastics with other natural materials. The document emphasizes that biobased plastics can be part of the circular economy through biological and technical cycling.
The design approach to alleviating our society's unsustainable growth. Exploration of the role of trash, its contemporary practices and attitude taken in viewing trash as a by-product of capitalism. A manifesto of design for unlearning.
The open source washing machine project aims to rethink the way we wash clothes around the world, in accordance with economical, sociological, cultural and environemental aspects. Most of the people in this planet, mostly women, wash clothes by hand in harsh conditions related to poverty, lack of sanitation, water or energy.
This document describes the design of the Rice Cluster for Expo 2015. It involves universities from Italy, China, and Vietnam. The cluster aims to provide individual exhibition spaces for each country around a common area. This area will feature refreshments, sales, and events to promote the expo's theme. The design seeks to educate visitors about rice in an engaging way and ensure visibility of each national pavilion. Key elements include rice fields, water features, and pergolas containing interactive digital content.
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- IKEA will set up motion-activated street lamps in parks and alleyways known to be dark and deserted at night to improve safety. This addresses issues with high electricity costs that led to these areas being left in darkness.
- Volkswagen will retrofit old cars found in junkyards to generate clean energy. Alternators and batteries will be used for wind turbines while radiators painted black can be used as roof-mounted water heaters or home heating/cooling systems. Owners can
The document discusses the goals and efforts of the International Convention of Exhibition and Fine Art Transporters (ICEFAT) Green Committee to reduce the environmental impact of transporting fine art. The Green Committee aims to research and promote best practices among ICEFAT members through education and guidelines. Some practices highlighted include using renewable energy sources, electric and hybrid vehicles, reusable crates, recycled materials, and eco-friendly paints. The document calls for a global effort across the industry to adopt more sustainable transportation and packaging methods.
The document summarizes an event about tradition and innovation in water management held in Lecce, Italy. It discusses how design can help address water issues through sustainable solutions, cultural projects, and strengthening local communities. It provides statistics on water usage and shortages globally. The event explored water in topics like landscape, architecture, fashion, and raising awareness of conservation. It highlighted several student workshop exhibits focusing on the theme of "Water=Life."
Talk for a Glass recycling project with 19 Greek Street Gallery in Soho. I created over 60 sq meters of recycled bespoke surfaces for Hotel and private members club The Library at Saint Martins Lane in 2014. The slides take the project from inception to completion.
Presentation from Markus Dirnberger - Physicist and expert in Austria’s seven bin collection system and the circular economy at The Waste management: best practice showcase 22 November 2018 .
This document is a resume for Albert Abrahamsson that outlines his education, work experience, software skills, languages, and an exhibition. It lists his bachelor's degree in industrial design from Lund University in Sweden and work as a junior designer and in sales. Software skills include Adobe and Autodesk programs. Languages include Swedish, English, Danish and German. It also lists an exhibition of his "Stolen Cyclo" chair in Stockholm.
This document summarizes an event about upcycling held in Luxembourg. It begins with welcoming remarks and introduces the evening's program, which includes presentations on the context of circular economy versus linear economy, upcycling in art and fashion, reducing waste, and five regional artists exhibiting their upcycling works. The document then shares several examples of upcycling from projects like the Tokyo 2020 Olympics medals and podiums, before presentations from different speakers about industrial ecology using citrus waste for bioplastics, extending product lifetimes through new legislation and initiatives, and an artist discussing origins and examples of upcycling in art. Overall it provides an overview of an event featuring several speakers and presentations on the topic of upcycling
City hacking Presentation, by Mifactori, 2019Lars Zimmermann
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The article discusses the ongoing displacement of people from the Cauca region of Colombia due to attacks from the FARC guerrilla group. Over the past two weeks, at least 2,500 people from nine settlements have fled their homes due to the persistent harassment and fighting, which is preventing many from returning home as they had in the past. The situation in Argelia is described as particularly delicate. While attention has focused on military issues in northern Cauca, the displaced people of the region say they need help but are not receiving the same attention. A UN representative condemned the FARC attacks after witnessing the situation firsthand. President Santos says he will not withdraw police or military forces from Cauca.
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This document provides information about the bags, booklets, and other materials produced for the 2003 AIGA National Design Conference in Vancouver. It details the sustainable and environmentally-friendly materials used, including:
- Bags made from Ingeo fiber, a biodegradable polyester made from cornstarch
- Screen printing inks that are PVC-free
- Booklets printed on 100% post-consumer recycled paper with soy-based inks
- Detailed schedules and budgets showing how the items were produced within tight timelines and on budget.
The document emphasizes using renewable, non-toxic resources and minimizing environmental impact in producing the conference materials.
The document summarizes several retail design trends observed at the EuroShop 2014 conference and during store tours in Düsseldorf, Amsterdam, and Paris. Some of the key trends highlighted include the use of simple and sustainable materials like reclaimed wood and cardboard; upcycling of materials to create new displays; nature-inspired organic shapes; geometric and angular patterns; layered panels; shielded spaces with cutouts; repetition to create visual impact; color blocking; architectural typography; and a lack of digital innovation with an expectation for touchscreens. Specific store examples that created destination experiences through their unique design are also mentioned.
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The document provides an overview of topics to be covered in Week 2 of the Parsons Sourcemap course, including introductions to transparent sustainability, the Repair Manifesto, the Ars Electronica Festival theme of repair, infographics, ethical fashion, and a design conference on sustainability. Links are provided for further information on each topic, which range from sustainable product design and repair culture to data visualization and responsible consumerism in the fashion industry. Instructors and contact information are listed at the top.
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Accessible source areas were subsequently removed (2011) by soil excavation and treated with the placement of Emulsified Vegetable Oil EVO and zero-valent iron ZVI to accelerate treatment of impacted groundwater in overburden and weathered fractured bedrock. Post pilot test and post remediation groundwater monitoring has included analyses of CVOCs, organic fatty acids, dissolved gases and QuantArray® -Chlor to quantify key microorganisms (e.g., Dehalococcoides, Dehalobacter, etc.) and functional genes (e.g., vinyl chloride reductase, methane monooxygenase, etc.) to assess potential for reductive dechlorination and aerobic cometabolism of CVOCs.
In 2022, the first commercial application of MetaArray™ was performed at the site. MetaArray™ utilizes statistical analysis, such as principal component analysis and multivariate analysis to provide evidence that reductive dechlorination is active or even that it is slowing. This creates actionable data allowing users to save money by making important site management decisions earlier.
The results of the MetaArray™ analysis’ support vector machine (SVM) identified groundwater monitoring wells with a 80% confidence that were characterized as either Limited for Reductive Decholorination or had a High Reductive Reduction Dechlorination potential. The results of MetaArray™ will be used to further optimize the site’s post remediation monitoring program for monitored natural attenuation.
This document describes the design of the Rice Cluster for Expo 2015. It involves universities from Italy, China, and Vietnam. The cluster aims to provide individual exhibition spaces for each country around a common area. This area will feature refreshments, sales, and events to promote the expo's theme. The design seeks to educate visitors about rice in an engaging way and ensure visibility of each national pavilion. Key elements include rice fields, water features, and pergolas containing interactive digital content.
Advertising world wide stunts 2011 |Q2 Ayman Sarhan
my contribution for creative rights protection and creativity inspiration .. be innovative.. be hungry .. there is a Steve Jobs inside each one of us ... let the mother fucker out
- Westpac plans to use drones equipped with lifebuoys to rescue potential drowning victims at beaches without lifeguards. The drones would be deployed from communities that fundraise to get a rescue drone for their beach.
- IKEA will set up motion-activated street lamps in parks and alleyways known to be dark and deserted at night to improve safety. This addresses issues with high electricity costs that led to these areas being left in darkness.
- Volkswagen will retrofit old cars found in junkyards to generate clean energy. Alternators and batteries will be used for wind turbines while radiators painted black can be used as roof-mounted water heaters or home heating/cooling systems. Owners can
The document discusses the goals and efforts of the International Convention of Exhibition and Fine Art Transporters (ICEFAT) Green Committee to reduce the environmental impact of transporting fine art. The Green Committee aims to research and promote best practices among ICEFAT members through education and guidelines. Some practices highlighted include using renewable energy sources, electric and hybrid vehicles, reusable crates, recycled materials, and eco-friendly paints. The document calls for a global effort across the industry to adopt more sustainable transportation and packaging methods.
The document summarizes an event about tradition and innovation in water management held in Lecce, Italy. It discusses how design can help address water issues through sustainable solutions, cultural projects, and strengthening local communities. It provides statistics on water usage and shortages globally. The event explored water in topics like landscape, architecture, fashion, and raising awareness of conservation. It highlighted several student workshop exhibits focusing on the theme of "Water=Life."
Talk for a Glass recycling project with 19 Greek Street Gallery in Soho. I created over 60 sq meters of recycled bespoke surfaces for Hotel and private members club The Library at Saint Martins Lane in 2014. The slides take the project from inception to completion.
Presentation from Markus Dirnberger - Physicist and expert in Austria’s seven bin collection system and the circular economy at The Waste management: best practice showcase 22 November 2018 .
This document is a resume for Albert Abrahamsson that outlines his education, work experience, software skills, languages, and an exhibition. It lists his bachelor's degree in industrial design from Lund University in Sweden and work as a junior designer and in sales. Software skills include Adobe and Autodesk programs. Languages include Swedish, English, Danish and German. It also lists an exhibition of his "Stolen Cyclo" chair in Stockholm.
This document summarizes an event about upcycling held in Luxembourg. It begins with welcoming remarks and introduces the evening's program, which includes presentations on the context of circular economy versus linear economy, upcycling in art and fashion, reducing waste, and five regional artists exhibiting their upcycling works. The document then shares several examples of upcycling from projects like the Tokyo 2020 Olympics medals and podiums, before presentations from different speakers about industrial ecology using citrus waste for bioplastics, extending product lifetimes through new legislation and initiatives, and an artist discussing origins and examples of upcycling in art. Overall it provides an overview of an event featuring several speakers and presentations on the topic of upcycling
City hacking Presentation, by Mifactori, 2019Lars Zimmermann
Lars Zimmermann discusses how cities can be redesigned in a more sustainable and circular manner through hacking. Some ideas presented include turning buildings into urban farms, repurposing public spaces and infrastructure for new uses, emphasizing modularity and reusability of products, and using playful interventions to encourage creative thinking about sustainability. The goal is to break systems out of their existing limitations and imagine new possibilities by hacking at multiple levels from mobility to nature to buildings.
This document discusses the fashion brand FREITAG and their approach to sustainable and innovative design. It describes how FREITAG was founded in 1993 by two brothers in Switzerland to produce durable messenger bags using recycled materials like tarpaulins and bicycle tubes. Over time, FREITAG has expanded to produce over 50 bag models while focusing on handcrafted, eco-friendly production. Their factory in Zurich utilizes sustainable practices like reusing rainwater and installing a green roof. FREITAG positions their products as functional fashion and works with customers as innovators to continuously improve their sustainable design and production processes.
The article discusses the ongoing displacement of people from the Cauca region of Colombia due to attacks from the FARC guerrilla group. Over the past two weeks, at least 2,500 people from nine settlements have fled their homes due to the persistent harassment and fighting, which is preventing many from returning home as they had in the past. The situation in Argelia is described as particularly delicate. While attention has focused on military issues in northern Cauca, the displaced people of the region say they need help but are not receiving the same attention. A UN representative condemned the FARC attacks after witnessing the situation firsthand. President Santos says he will not withdraw police or military forces from Cauca.
How can 3D printing make the economy more circular?Wiithaa
Here is a presentation about 3D printing and circular economy. With these slides, Wiithaa wants to highlight the different opportunites to make our economies more circular, resilient and local.
This document summarizes several iconic product packaging designs that have become cultural icons. It discusses the unique designs of packages for Angostura Bitters, McDonald's Happy Meals, Heinz Ketchup, milk cartons, wine boxes, Coca-Cola bottles, Marmite jars, Quality Street tins, Campbell's Soup cans, Chanel No. 5 perfume bottles, Toblerone chocolate boxes, KFC buckets, heart-shaped chocolate boxes, Tiffany Blue boxes, Pringles tubes, and more. It notes design features and the cultural significance and recognition of these packages.
This document provides information about the bags, booklets, and other materials produced for the 2003 AIGA National Design Conference in Vancouver. It details the sustainable and environmentally-friendly materials used, including:
- Bags made from Ingeo fiber, a biodegradable polyester made from cornstarch
- Screen printing inks that are PVC-free
- Booklets printed on 100% post-consumer recycled paper with soy-based inks
- Detailed schedules and budgets showing how the items were produced within tight timelines and on budget.
The document emphasizes using renewable, non-toxic resources and minimizing environmental impact in producing the conference materials.
The document summarizes several retail design trends observed at the EuroShop 2014 conference and during store tours in Düsseldorf, Amsterdam, and Paris. Some of the key trends highlighted include the use of simple and sustainable materials like reclaimed wood and cardboard; upcycling of materials to create new displays; nature-inspired organic shapes; geometric and angular patterns; layered panels; shielded spaces with cutouts; repetition to create visual impact; color blocking; architectural typography; and a lack of digital innovation with an expectation for touchscreens. Specific store examples that created destination experiences through their unique design are also mentioned.
Basurama: a framework for designing collectively with waste at Reclaim+Remak...numeroteca
Talk at the Reclaim+Remake 2013 Symposium at the CUA University on April 13th 2013 to present the paper "Basurama: a framework for designing collectively with waste at Reclaim+Remake 2013 symposium".
The talk gives a background on previous Basurama's work and goes into detail about RUS project /Urban Solid Waste( and specially on the case study orf RUS Lima.
The document provides an overview of topics to be covered in Week 2 of the Parsons Sourcemap course, including introductions to transparent sustainability, the Repair Manifesto, the Ars Electronica Festival theme of repair, infographics, ethical fashion, and a design conference on sustainability. Links are provided for further information on each topic, which range from sustainable product design and repair culture to data visualization and responsible consumerism in the fashion industry. Instructors and contact information are listed at the top.
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The incorporation of a 3DCSM and completion of HRSC provided a tool for enhanced, data-driven, decisions to support a change in remediation closure strategies. Currently, an approved pilot study has been obtained to shut-down the remediation systems (ISCO, P&T) and conduct a hydraulic study under non-pumping conditions. A separate micro-biological bench scale treatability study was competed that yielded positive results for an emerging innovative technology. As a result, a field pilot study has commenced with results expected in nine-twelve months. With the results of the hydraulic study, field pilot studies and an updated risk assessment leading site monitoring optimization cost lifecycle savings upwards of $15MM towards an alternatively evolved best available technology remediation closure strategy.
Improving the viability of probiotics by encapsulation methods for developmen...Open Access Research Paper
The popularity of functional foods among scientists and common people has been increasing day by day. Awareness and modernization make the consumer think better regarding food and nutrition. Now a day’s individual knows very well about the relation between food consumption and disease prevalence. Humans have a diversity of microbes in the gut that together form the gut microflora. Probiotics are the health-promoting live microbial cells improve host health through gut and brain connection and fighting against harmful bacteria. Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillus are the two bacterial genera which are considered to be probiotic. These good bacteria are facing challenges of viability. There are so many factors such as sensitivity to heat, pH, acidity, osmotic effect, mechanical shear, chemical components, freezing and storage time as well which affects the viability of probiotics in the dairy food matrix as well as in the gut. Multiple efforts have been done in the past and ongoing in present for these beneficial microbial population stability until their destination in the gut. One of a useful technique known as microencapsulation makes the probiotic effective in the diversified conditions and maintain these microbe’s community to the optimum level for achieving targeted benefits. Dairy products are found to be an ideal vehicle for probiotic incorporation. It has been seen that the encapsulated microbial cells show higher viability than the free cells in different processing and storage conditions as well as against bile salts in the gut. They make the food functional when incorporated, without affecting the product sensory characteristics.
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3. Long distance transportation to cheap-wage countries
High CO2 emissions
High use of chemicals
Exploitation of workers
Mass product, not individual
Recycling = downcycling
Cheap Product
Local Production
It needs less energy for the production process
sustainable (but not always)
European standards
Manual process, individual
More value than before
More expensive. Can everybody afford it?
HistoryWhat is upcycling? Materials Locations demano Future
PRODUCTION
PROCESS
UPCYCLING
PROCESSvsof a new product of reused material
4. GAUDI
„Nothing exists that is not useable,
that does not serve for something,
that does not have a price.
Everything involving the mosaics
is Greek.“
HistoryWhat is upcycling? Materials Locations demano Future
Upcycling is taking an item that is no longer needed or
wanted and giving it new life as something that is either
useful or creative. This seemingly basic concept has spar-
ked an exciting revolution with this generation.
History of Upcycling
The term upcycle began to gain traction in the mid 90s.
Then in 2002, William McDonough and Michael Braun-
gart’s book ‘Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We
Make Things’ brought the term into the public eye, and
solidified its use in pop culture. McDonough and Braun-
gart were pioneers in the field of upcycling, advocating
that we should all strive to extend a products life. Today,
that idea is interpreted as meaning we should create
from what is being discarded; whenever possible.
5. HistoryWhat is upcycling? Materials Locations demano Future
Fabric
Cans
Plastic
Glass
Metal Others
Wood Carton/Paper
6. HistoryWhat is upcycling? Materials Locations demano Future
www.zicla.com
ZICLA // Barcelona + Bilbao
turns waste into new
materials for industry and new products for the market.
7. LOT-EK ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN // New York + Napoli
Upcycling Container
Nine Level Shipping Container Mall
for New York City
HistoryWhat is upcycling? Materials Locations demano Future
www.lot-ek.com
8. Veja Shoes Zara - Join LifeH&M
HistoryWhat is upcycling? Materials Locations demano Future
H&M offers you to bring your
unwanted clothes to any
store and get a discount on
new clothes. At the same
time they produce low-cost
mass products in Asia.
How does it fit together?
9. STREET ART // BARCELONA
Love poems on cans
from two artists who want to remain unknown
HistoryWhat is upcycling? Materials Locations demano Future
10. Álvaro Catalán de Ocón //
Madrid
PET Lamp
“One of the principal hypotheses out of which the
PET Lamp project emerged is the possibility to approach
a global problem (the waste from plastic PET bottles)
with a local activity (the basket weaving tradition).“
HistoryWhat is upcycling? Materials Locations demano Future
www.catalandeocon.com
11. HistoryWhat is upcycling? Materials Locations demano Future
SILKE BREHM // GERMANY
Student for Communication
and Design in Ulm
Present bags
Barts
RazzmatazzSúper Oferta
12. HOW IT ALL
STARTED
FROM BANNER
TO BAG
DESIGN
CONCEPT
COLLA-
BORATIONS
CORPORATE
PRODUCTION
PARTNERS
ZERO WASTE
SALES
HistoryWhat is upcycling? Materials Locations demano Future
13. Presentac
1999 2000–2001 2001–2004 2005–2006 2007–2008 2009–2013 2014-2017
The Idea was born
The project was
put into action
2006
Entrepreneurial
company
Award
2003
Design
for recycling
Award
2010
Prix Européen de
l‘entreprenariat
Féminin
demano +
Our idea is consolidated demano is renewed
demano expands
HistoryWhat is upcycling? Materials Locations demano Future
Distribution via
demano shop
16. Exhibición publicitaria
temporal
Transporte a vertedero
Desmontaje de
Banderolas
¿Como era?
Ciclo incompleto
HistoryWhat is upcycling? Materials Locations demano Future
Dismantling
of Banners
Temporary advertising
exhibitions
Incomplete cycle
AS IT USED TO BE....
Transport to landfill
17. Ciclo incompleto
Exhibición publicitaria
temporal
Transporte a vertedero
Desmontaje de
Banderolas
Fin de vida
¿Como era?
HistoryWhat is upcycling? Materials Locations demano Future
Transport to landfill
Dismantling
of Banners
Temporary advertising
exhibitions
Incomplete cycle
AS IT USED TO BE....
End of life
21. Exhibición publicitaria
temporal
Desmontaje de
Banderolas
¿Como cambió?
Transporte a demano
Ciclo completo
HOW IT HAS CHANGED...
HistoryWhat is upcycling? Materials Locations demano Future
Temporary advertising
exhibitions
Complete cycle
Dismantling
of Banners
Transport to demano
22. Exhibición publicitaria
temporal
Desmontaje de
Banderolas
Diseño de Patrones
y modelos
¿Como cambió?
Transporte a demano
Ciclo completo
HOW IT HAS CHANGED...
HistoryWhat is upcycling? Materials Locations demano Future
Temporary advertising
exhibitions
Complete cycle
Dismantling
of Banners
Transport to demano
Design of patterns
y models
23. Exhibición publicitaria
temporal
Desmontaje de
Banderolas
Diseño de Patrones
y modelos
Confección de
producto
¿Como cambió?
Transporte a demano
Ciclo completo
HOW IT HAS CHANGED...
HistoryWhat is upcycling? Materials Locations demano Future
Temporary advertising
exhibitions
Complete cycle
Dismantling
of Banners
Transport to demano
Design of patterns
y models
Manufacturing
of the product
24. Exhibición publicitaria
temporal
Desmontaje de
Banderolas
Diseño de Patrones
y modelos
Confección de
producto
Venta de Producto
¿Como cambió?
Transporte a demano
Ciclo completo
HOW IT HAS CHANGED...
HistoryWhat is upcycling? Materials Locations demano Future
Temporary advertising
exhibitions
Complete cycle
Dismantling
of Banners
Transport to demano
Design of patterns
y models
Manufacturing
of the product
Product Sales
25. Exhibición publicitaria
temporal
Desmontaje de
Banderolas
Diseño de Patrones
y modelos
Confección de
producto
Venta de Producto
¿Como cambió?
Transporte a demano
Ciclo completo
HOW IT HAS CHANGED...
HistoryWhat is upcycling? Materials Locations demano Future
Temporary advertising
exhibitions
Complete cycle
Dismantling
of Banners
Transport to demano
Design of patterns
y models
Manufacturing
of the product
Product Sales
26. MATERIAL DESMONTAGE MANUAL PROCESSPRODUCTION DESIGN SALE
Social
Center of
Re-Employ-
ment
Kite
Accessoires Caps DesignFabric leftovers Necklace
Bracelet
BagsFabric
wash cut sew
DEMANO
+
GAVIRIA
JEWELLERY
Special workshop
(demano)
without reuse it would end up in the landfill
Social
Center of
Re-Employ-
ment
HistoryWhat is upcycling? Materials Locations demano Future
28. HistoryWhat is upcycling? Materials Locations demano Future
Universitat XS
27 x 18 x 9 cm
Borne
36 x 29 x 8 cm
Carmen
32 x 33 x 14 cm
Foixarda
48 x 29 x 20 cm
Verdi S
29 x 33 x 11 cm
Montcada
27 x 18 x 2 cm
Universitat S
24 x 27 x 8 cm
Avinyo
30 x 24 x 7 cm
Barceloneta
48 x 33 x 12 cm
Virreina
48 x 29 x 20 cm
Verdi L
32 x 39 x 14 cm
Girona
25 x 17 cm
Universitat M
33 x 26 x 7 cm
Montjuic
35 x 25 x 10 cm
Marbella
28 x 46 x 14 cm
Prat
17 x 22 x 2 cm
Universitat L
38 x 30 x 10 cm
Laia
30 x 38 cm
Sarria S
27 x 19 x 8 cm
Sarria L
35 x 25 x 10 cm
MESSENGERSHOPPERTRAVELBAGSBACKPACKSCROSSBAG
BARCELONA
Bags
Barcelona promotes its exhibitions and
cultural events with banners and PVC canvas.
Since 1999 demano reuses these banners
for the production of handmade bags and ac-
cesories which respect the environment.
29. HistoryWhat is upcycling? Materials Locations demano Future
Bike
Diagonal Mar
Brompton
42 x 30 x 14 cm
Montjuic
35 x 25 x 10 cm
Miramar
Brompton
42 x 36 x 20 cm
Tibidabo Bici
40 x 35 x 26 cm
Turó M
35 x 30 x 10 cm
Turó L
31 x 43 x 12 cm
BROMPTONSTANDARD
Cycling is fast, healthy, environmentally friendly,
climate-friendly, cheap, hip and encouraging.
The bicycle has long become a static symbol
and expression of individuality. We are
enthusiastic about cycling and want to pass
on this enthusiasm.
30. HistoryWhat is upcycling? Materials Locations demano Future
Kite
Collection
ACCESSORIESBAGS
Pals BP
29 x 44 x 13 cm
Cosmetic Bag
22 x 17 cm
Altea
25 x 34 x 11 cm
Mundaka
28 x 17 x 10 cm
Oreneta
21 x 30 x 10 cm
Pencil Case
22 x 8 cm
Tarifa
34 x 38 x 7 cm
Diagonal Mar Kite
44 x 30 x 14 cm
Coin Purse
13 x 9 cm
Montjuic Kite
35 x 25 x 10 cm
Every year, thousands of kite surfers throw away
their kites, torn by the fight against the elements.
demano reuses this light and sturdy material
to produce Kite Purse, a new line of handmade
accesories which respect the environment.
31. HistoryWhat is upcycling? Materials Locations demano Future
Specials
ACCESSORIESBAGS
Tote Lapin
43 x 43 cm
Individual
Net
31 x 30 cm
Joyas Belt
Posavasos
Paraigües
30 x 43 x 10 cm
Cubo Delantal Libreta Agustí
A5
Libreta Agustí
A6
New line of products and collaborations
based on the reuse of new materials
Sardinas
40 x 65 x 12 cm
32. HistoryWhat is upcycling? Materials Locations demano Future
Accessories
CARDHOLDERSPOUCHESOTHERSMOBILE&LAPTOPWALLETS
Caterina
11 x 8,5 x 1,5 cm
Palau
10 x 6,5 cm
Monedero Coin
13 x 9 cm
Clau
3 x 8 cm
Zipper Case A4
36 x 27 cm
Zipper Case A5
27 x 19 cm
iPad Sleeve
27 x 21 cm
iPad mini Sleeve
24 x 23 x 8 cm
Gracia
19 x 9 cm
Casp Card Holder
10 x 6 cm
Bruc monedero
13 x 8,5 cm
Mini Wallet
10,5 x 7,5 cm
Document Holder
25 x 13 cm
Neceser
22 x 17 cm
Laptop Case 10”
28 x 20 x 3 cm
iPhone Sleeve
8 x 13 cm
Prat
17 x 22 x 2 cm
Air Case
31 x 25 cm
Laptop Case Pro
37 x 28 x 5 cm
Mini Wallet Bills
10,5 x 7,5 cm
Passport Holder
10 x 13,5 cm
Pencil Case
22 x 8 cm
Laptop Case 13”
34 x 24 x 3 cm
Encants
11 x 8 cm
Laptop Case 15”
38 x 27 x 3 cm
Rec monedero
8,5 x 6 cm
Wallet Ninot
10,5 x 9 cm
We are constantly looking for new ideas to
improve our existing products and develop
new products, such as our useful accessories
of banner and PVC canvas.
33. HistoryWhat is upcycling? Materials Locations demano Future
Nina Pawlowsky
Cooked in Barcelona
Gaviria Jewellery
Dorotea
Espai Bici
Lapin
36. HistoryWhat is upcycling? Materials Locations demano Future
@demanobarcelona
/demano.net
@demanobcn
Carders 36 Bcn
DISTRIBUTION
NET
DIRECT
SALEvs
DEMANO SHOP
Carrer dels Carders 36
08003 - El Born
Barcelona
DIRECT
38. Cradle to Cradle?
HistoryWhat is upcycling? Materials Locations demano Future
Respectful design = designing
using minimal materials, processes
and natural resources
Think before which
material you want to use
Use materials
that can be
recycled
Change your buying habits
Social responsibility
attractive, functional and
respectful-conscious-
sustainable Design
REDUCE!!!!
REUSE!!
particularly usage
of water
39. What do you think?
Can upcycling improve the word? Does a reusable plastic bag make sense?
Upcycling. Trend or future?
HistoryWhat is upcycling? Materials Locations demano Future