EcoTrio® Commercial Recycling Bins
EcoTrio®, LLC
EcoTrio® awarded 1st place by Chicago Mayor Daley + AIA President - Tom Kerwin (August 19, 2005, Daley Plaza)
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City of Chicago
EcoTrio® Commercial Recycling Bins
EcoTrio®, LLC
EcoTrio® "The Food Court" Commercial Recycling Bin - with Sstl Fabrication Team: Wayne Chiem (front right), Huey Nguyen (left back) Cuong Nguyen (right back) (US Pat. No. D766 532 © 2016 ecotrio®, llc)
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Trung Nguyen
EcoTrio® Commercial Recycling Bins
EcoTrio®, LLC
EcoTrio® "The Food Court" Commercial Recycling Bin - Product Data + Specifications (US Pat. No. D766 532 © 2016 ecotrio®, llc)
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Deborah Kang
EcoTrio® Commercial Recycling Bins
EcoTrio®, LLC
EcoTrio® "The Food Court" Commercial Recycling Bin - Prototype (US Pat. No. D766 532 © 2016 ecotrio®, llc)
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Deborah Kang
EcoTrio® Commercial Recycling Bins
EcoTrio®, LLC
EcoTrio® "The Millennium" Commercial Recycling Bin - Prototype (US Pat. No. D566 364 © 2008 ecotrio®, llc)
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Michael David Rose Photography
Pachamama, an Argentinian Oasis in the Heart of Montreal
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General view
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Alexandra Pelletier
Pachamama, an Argentinian Oasis in the Heart of Montreal
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View on the neighbourhood
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Alexandra Pelletier
Pachamama, an Argentinian Oasis in the Heart of Montreal
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Table for 2
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Alexandra Pelletier
Pachamama, an Argentinian Oasis in the Heart of Montreal
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Communal table
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Alexandra Pelletier
Pachamama, an Argentinian Oasis in the Heart of Montreal
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Alexandra Pelletier
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Faber Headquarters
GEZA - Gri e Zucchi architetti associati
Four different types of glass and five different types of concrete are used in the facade
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Massimo Crivellari
Faber Headquarters
GEZA - Gri e Zucchi architetti associati
The western head fronts accommodate fire-exit stairs
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Massimo Crivellari
Faber Headquarters
GEZA - Gri e Zucchi architetti associati
The building is covered in a ventilated skin made of black concrete and black glass
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Massimo Crivellari
Faber Headquarters
GEZA - Gri e Zucchi architetti associati
The lightness of the building is generated by the black color related to the surrounding elements
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Massimo Crivellari
Faber Headquarters
GEZA - Gri e Zucchi architetti associati
The prefabricated concrete walls and the glazed front cells alike are horizontal, 4 meters wide and 70 centimeters high
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Massimo Crivellari
Faber Headquarters
GEZA - Gri e Zucchi architetti associati
The "soft" courtyard, green and free, faces the manufacturing facilities and the mountains
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Massimo Crivellari
Faber Headquarters
GEZA - Gri e Zucchi architetti associati
The main entrance to the building
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Massimo Crivellari
Faber Headquarters
GEZA - Gri e Zucchi architetti associati
The "hard" courtyard lined with trees and conceived as a living area
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Massimo Crivellari
Faber Headquarters
GEZA - Gri e Zucchi architetti associati
The building looks "small" compared to the surrounding industrial plants
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Massimo Crivellari
Faber Headquarters
GEZA - Gri e Zucchi architetti associati
The central volume serves as hall/reception, waiting area and it connects the two green courtyards
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Massimo Crivellari
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