Here’s a house that took “reduce, reuse, recycle” very seriously. The architects of the concrete home in Mumbai, India, used old doors and windows to create a very eye-catching and environmentally freindly façade.
Designed by local firm S+PArchitects, the house was inspired by “the ad-hoc resourcefulness of shanty towns in the city,” according to Curbed.
Photo by Sebastian Zachariah, Ira Fosalia, Photographix via Designboom
The architects also used recycled textile blocks, flooring made from old teak rafters and purlins and a wall made of leftover metal pipes.
Photo by Sebastian Zachariah, Ira Fosalia, Photographix via Designboom
The exterior features a raised courtyard, a large rainwater harvesting tank and solar panels. [Curbed] –Christopher Cameron