Recycled Park Proposals
Eco-Friendly Floating Parks
Waste-Based Public Benches
Recycled Plastic Outdoor Furniture
Ocean-Cleaning Island Cities
Plastic Waste Ice Creams
Metropolitan Compost Islands
Pollution-Sensitive Eco Sculptures
Artistic Beach Cleanup Initiatives
Architectural Upcycling Exhibitions
Waste-to-Energy Plant Parks
Ocean Plastic Planters
Anti-Plastic Pollution Devices
Puzzle-Making Plastic Recyclers
Upcycled Plastic Construction Companies
Circular Sustainability Parks
Sustainability-Focused Pavilion Designs
Pop-Up Waste Recycling Plants
Plastic Waste Art Expositions
Plastic Waste Artful Installations
Upcycled Trash Furnishings
This Netherlands-Based Proposal Aims to Offer a Solution to Plastic Waste
Mishal Omar — January 19, 2018References: materia.nl & recycledpark
Recycled Park is a proposal introduced by WHIM Architecture, which has the goal of retrieving plastic waste "from the river of Nieuwe Maas before it reaches the North Sea."
It is indisputable that plastic waste in the world's oceans is having hazardous affects on the environment and marine life, and this project aims to do its part in reducing the severity of this issue, if only a little bit. The idea is to retrieve this plastic waste, clean the material, and then recycle it into "the building blocks of the floating park."
The (currently conceptual) Recycled Park rests on the river, is made up of hexagonal shapes, and features ample greenery, flowers, and walkways for people to enjoy.