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Amazing Building Made From 7,000 Recycled Phone Books

10/07/2010
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  • Phone Book Building
    We have seen desks, book shelves, and tables made from old books and magazines, but never an entire building -- until now. The outdated, useless used phone book has been transformed into an intriguing building block by Richard Kroeker and a handful of students in the Dalhousie University Department of Architecture in Nova Scotia. Their experimental building uses discarded phone books from the school to support the wall, and even as structural roof members....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/amazing-building-made-from-7000-recycled-phone-books/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • Ambient Material
    We have seen desks, book shelves, and tables made from old books and magazines, but never an entire building -- until now. The outdated, useless used phone book has been transformed into an intriguing building block by Richard Kroeker and a handful of students in the Dalhousie University Department of Architecture in Nova Scotia. Their experimental building uses discarded phone books from the school to support the wall, and even as structural roof members....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/amazing-building-made-from-7000-recycled-phone-books/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • Ambient Material
    We have seen desks, book shelves, and tables made from old books and magazines, but never an entire building -- until now. The outdated, useless used phone book has been transformed into an intriguing building block by Richard Kroeker and a handful of students in the Dalhousie University Department of Architecture in Nova Scotia. Their experimental building uses discarded phone books from the school to support the wall, and even as structural roof members....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/amazing-building-made-from-7000-recycled-phone-books/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • Ambient Material
    We have seen desks, book shelves, and tables made from old books and magazines, but never an entire building -- until now. The outdated, useless used phone book has been transformed into an intriguing building block by Richard Kroeker and a handful of students in the Dalhousie University Department of Architecture in Nova Scotia. Their experimental building uses discarded phone books from the school to support the wall, and even as structural roof members....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/amazing-building-made-from-7000-recycled-phone-books/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • Ambient Material
    We have seen desks, book shelves, and tables made from old books and magazines, but never an entire building -- until now. The outdated, useless used phone book has been transformed into an intriguing building block by Richard Kroeker and a handful of students in the Dalhousie University Department of Architecture in Nova Scotia. Their experimental building uses discarded phone books from the school to support the wall, and even as structural roof members....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/amazing-building-made-from-7000-recycled-phone-books/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • Ambient Material
    We have seen desks, book shelves, and tables made from old books and magazines, but never an entire building -- until now. The outdated, useless used phone book has been transformed into an intriguing building block by Richard Kroeker and a handful of students in the Dalhousie University Department of Architecture in Nova Scotia. Their experimental building uses discarded phone books from the school to support the wall, and even as structural roof members....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/amazing-building-made-from-7000-recycled-phone-books/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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Phone Book Building

We have seen desks, book shelves, and tables made from old books and magazines, but never an entire building -- until now. The outdated, useless used phone book has been transformed into an intriguing building block by Richard Kroeker and a handful of students in the Dalhousie University Department of Architecture in Nova Scotia. Their experimental building uses discarded phone books from the school to support the wall, and even as structural roof members....

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