BIOS Design Collective Creates Recycled Cup Art
Brian G Randles — November 7, 2009 — Eco
References: biosarch.wordpress
BIOS Design Collective gathered some of their closest companions to create a recycled cup canopy in San Francisco, California. The cups were gathered after a concert, and were then turned into this impressive piece of recycled art.
A perfect example of turning trash into treasure, the finished piece could be seen at the Stable Cafe in San Francisco during Architecture and the City. Check out more on the recycled cup canopy by clicking on the links below.
A perfect example of turning trash into treasure, the finished piece could be seen at the Stable Cafe in San Francisco during Architecture and the City. Check out more on the recycled cup canopy by clicking on the links below.
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