Perpetual Plastic Project
What if you could make almost anything from plastic waste?
Perpetual Plastic Project
What if you could make almost anything from plastic waste?
The Perpetual Plastic Project @ the Dutch Design Week 2012
How does it work?
An interactive recycling and 3d-printing event-installation for young and old.
How does it work?
An interactive recycling and 3d-printing event-installation for young and old.
We throw away most of our plastic stuff and by-the-way most of that stuff is plastic packaging. Especially at events throwaway items are used to save people the trouble of cleaning up. But this makes people think plastic is worth nothing and they will just as easily throw it away in nature, which is a big problem. By letting people transform their throwaway drinking cups into 3d-printer material, people realise how valuable plastic can be. The Perpetual Plastic Project is all about showing everyone, young and old, how it's done.
The result!
3D-printed from plastic waste.
The result!
3D-printed from plastic waste.
From a cup to a ring. These people are making love to the system. Are you?
Events
Where we've been and where we're going.
Events
Where we've been and where we're going.
Previous events
Upcoming events
Are you organising an event and want to include PPP?
Partners
We can achieve more together
Partners
We can achieve more together
Studio Dolour
Combining branding graphic & web design with advanced technology
Ultimaker
Check out the new 'Ultimaker 2' 3D-printer
Han Brezet - TU Delft
DfS (Design for Sustainability) Professor at the TU Delft
van Gansewinkel
Waste doesn't exist. It is actually a resource.
Plastic Soup Foundation
The Plastic Soup Foundation is the community supporting Captain Charles Moore in his quest to stop Plastic Waste in the seas.
Plastic Whale
Plastic Whale fished plastic waste from the canals of Amsterdam to make a boat out of it.
Doodle 3D
Awesome sketching tool for 3D printing