Villa Waste Project was officially launched June 8, 2010 in Nantes.
The goal is to build a house entirely from municipal waste including its layout and interior decoration. The first villa will be built in Nantes in the fall of 2010 and the goal is to decline this construction in other large cities of France.
The two initiators of the original project, Yann Falquerho, designer, and Frédéric Tabary, interior designer, who created the agency also will be surrounded TABAKERO designers, artists, designers and sponsors, VIPs, sponsors and Volunteers will lend a hand with construction. Anyone can nominate your help and expertise as a volunteer.
The project also aims to involve all citizens in the collection of waste used in construction. Indeed, throughout the duration of construction which should last only 20 days, teams of volunteer collectors take care to collect waste and bring them to the artists who transformed and integrated into the building. Everyone can make available to its builders waste found in his basement or attic to participate.
The house will be built and habitable and meet all the normal safety standards. It may even, for a month, since the nights stay will be auctioned and the funds collected will be donated to a charity working for sustainable development.
VILLA WASTE will be a sustainable house since it will be done once disassembled, transported on land and donated to an association.
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