Quebec home built using plastic from 200,000 bottles, shell assembled in 3 days
A two-bedroom home in Saint-Rémi-d'Amherst, Quebec, was built using PakVert panels made from recycled plastic bottles. The shell was assembled in three days, with the method reportedly reducing construction costs by about 35 percent and limiting waste.
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