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Material features: The stone comes from granite and marble mosaic fragments removed from the lobby; the wood was salvaged from renovation waste; the titanium plates and rebar are leftover construction site materials.
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The signature mosaic flooring that was put in when the Farglory International Center was first built; once a visual focal point of the lobby.
The rebar once served as structural reinforcement in buildings, while the foam and fabric are made from repurposed furniture and textiles.
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Structural components recovered from demolition sites, and regenerated materials made from discarded furniture and textiles.
Leftover materials from past construction projects, including stone fragments from the removal of the original lobby flooring.
Recovered from construction and demolition projects, including rebar from construction sites, partition components, and discarded wood from renovations.
Previously used as flooring or wall finishes in stairwells and public spaces, some of these materials were leftover waste from past renovations.
Leftover materials from past construction projects, including materials used in public restroom coverings and fixtures, as well as stone fragments from the removal of the original lobby flooring.
Originally structural coverings within an urban environment, the panels served as flat building materials for the exterior and partitions of a public facility.
The bar stools were made from discarded construction site formwork that was recycled, and then coated with natural German varnish, imbuing recycled materials from construction sites with new value.
Hand dryers discarded after the renovation of the restrooms on each floor and discarded wood from a construction site were collected and made into wall lights.
Plastics generated from household waste were recycled and remade into a brand-new building material that can be used in large quantities.
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Recycled granite discarded during the renovation of each floor was remade into synthetic quartz stone, which was used for the walls, floor and vanity top of each restroom.
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