e2 design Season 3, Ep. 6 "Super Use"

The partners of 2012 Architecten in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, are making surplus superfluous, reusing everything from I-beams, wood floors, car tires, washing machines, stainless steel sinks and even windmill blades as building materials in their creations. 2012 Architecten's work suggests not only a new kind of aesthetic and functionality in ... sustainable architecture, but also a new approach to design.
  • Runtime: 27 minutes
  • Original air date: October 14, 2008
  • Network: PBS
 
 
 
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6. Super Use
  October 14, 2008
The partners of 2012 Architecten in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, are making surplus superfluous, reusing everything from I-beams, wood floors, car tires, washing machines, stainless steel sinks and even windmill blades as building materials in their creations. 2012 Architecten's work suggests not only a new kind of aesthetic and functionality in sustainable architecture, but also a new approach to design.
 
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Episode 6, "Super Use"
Synopsis: The partners of 2012 Architecten in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, are making surplus superfluous, reusing everything from I-beams, wood floors, car tires, washing machines, stainless steel sinks and even windmill blades as building materials in their creations. 2012 Architecten's work suggests not only a new kind of aesthetic and functionality in sustainable architecture, but also a new approach to design.
Original air date: October 14, 2008
Runtime: 27 minutes
ASIN: B002TZZQL2
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #237,107 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)
e2 Season 3
Synopsis: e2 is a critically acclaimed, multipart PBS series about the innovators and pioneers who envision a better quality of life on earth: socially, culturally, economically and ecologically. The series explores attainable solutions to pressing environmental and social challenges, and its stories are culled from a variety of fields including design, energy, transport, water, food and urban development.
Season year: 2008
Network: PBS
ASIN: B002T31ECO
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