At first I thought Tito Ingenieri's recycled building endeavor was like all the others that have been featured on Trend Hunter. I was wrong, sorely so. A lifetime pursuit, it took nearly 19 years and six million beer bottles to create the finished product.
For this ginormous house, Tito Ingenieri collected bottles from streets and neighbors. Aside from the obvious reason for letting that jaw of yours drop, I've left the best feature for last: the bottles whistle whenever the southern winds blow, signaling that the river is rising. Tito Ingenieri thought of everything.
Beer Bottle Buildings
Tito Ingenieri Spends 19 Years Constructing a Giant Recycled House
Trend Themes
1. Recycled Architecture - Businesses in the construction sector can explore utilizing recycled materials to create eco-friendly buildings.
2. Sustainable Construction - Companies in the real estate and construction industries can capitalize on the growing consumer trend of sustainable building practices.
3. Circular Economy - Opportunities arise within the manufacturing industry as more businesses move towards a circular economy where waste is minimized by reusing and repurposing materials.
Industry Implications
1. Construction - The construction industry has the chance to be leaders in eco-friendly building practices, unlocking the potential for innovative and sustainable construction projects.
2. Real Estate - Real estate professionals can appeal to environmentally conscious consumers by developing and marketing sustainable buildings and homes.
3. Manufacturing - Manufacturers can explore new methods for creating products in a circular economy that minimizes waste and maximizes resources, while also creating a unique selling point for environmentally conscious consumers.