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House Made of 6 Million Beer BottlesIf you read Inhabitat, chances are you're a pretty avid recycler - but we're pretty sure that you're no match for Tito Ingenieri, who takes his recycling a bit further than your average sorting between paper, glass and plastic. He's spent the <strong>last 19 years</strong> building a giant house in Quilmes, Buenos Aires out of over 6 million beer bottles! We can only hope he had a frat house nearby to help him source materials.1
House Made of 6 Million Beer BottlesIf you read Inhabitat, chances are you're a pretty avid recycler - but we're pretty sure that you're no match for Tito Ingenieri, who takes his recycling a bit further than your average sorting between paper, glass and plastic. He's spent the <strong>last 19 years</strong> building a giant house in Quilmes, Buenos Aires out of over 6 million beer bottles! We can only hope he had a frat house nearby to help him source materials.2
House Made of 6 Million Beer BottlesIf you read Inhabitat, chances are you're a pretty avid recycler - but we're pretty sure that you're no match for Tito Ingenieri, who takes his recycling a bit further than your average sorting between paper, glass and plastic. He's spent the <strong>last 19 years</strong> building a giant house in Quilmes, Buenos Aires out of over 6 million beer bottles! We can only hope he had a frat house nearby to help him source materials.3
House Made of 6 Million Beer BottlesIf you read Inhabitat, chances are you're a pretty avid recycler - but we're pretty sure that you're no match for Tito Ingenieri, who takes his recycling a bit further than your average sorting between paper, glass and plastic. He's spent the <strong>last 19 years</strong> building a giant house in Quilmes, Buenos Aires out of over 6 million beer bottles! We can only hope he had a frat house nearby to help him source materials.4
House Made of 6 Million Beer BottlesIf you read Inhabitat, chances are you're a pretty avid recycler - but we're pretty sure that you're no match for Tito Ingenieri, who takes his recycling a bit further than your average sorting between paper, glass and plastic. He's spent the <strong>last 19 years</strong> building a giant house in Quilmes, Buenos Aires out of over 6 million beer bottles! We can only hope he had a frat house nearby to help him source materials.5
