– Bagnet: by Arturo Revilla and Monica Dominguez, is a cultural project to explore the relation between the life cycle of waste material and the constitution of the contemporary city.

– The Straw‐k: Alexandra Singer-Bieder & Sofia Bennani received the Young Talent Prize for the Africa Design Award 2014 with the project Straw‐k, made of plastic tubes melted together on the surface.

– Labyrinth of plastic waste: Luzinterruptus presented at the Katowice Street Art Festival Labyrinth of plastic waste, 26 meters of transitable plastic waste to demonstrate the amount of plastic daily consumed.

– House with Big Window: Alessandro Armando – Manfredo di Robilant Architects transformed a preexisting residential building in Cambridge Massachusetts into a contemporary house with a plastic envelope that reflects or absorbs the skylight.

– Ionna Vautrin, Mezzo: French designer Ionna Vautrin creates for Lexon Mezzo, a collection of small plastic objects composed by a torch, a radio, a clock and the Reed pen.

– FaddaSantos, lunch on-the-go: the design studio launched a 100% recycled polypropylene cutlery and salad set for lifestyle brand Alladin.

– Villa Spies, Torö, Sweden, 1969: made entirely of plastic, this fully circular villa was designed by Swedish architect Staffan Berglund for the Danish airline magnate Simon Spies; for years ignored by architecture critics, it has recently been revisited in a monograph.

– Janinge: in a close link between industry and culture, Form Us With Love and Ikea are collaborating to create a new collection of chairs and stools using neat yet durable frames.

– Revive 1+2: Kvadrat presented at Orgatec Revive 1+2, two vibrant upholstery textiles designed by Georgina Wright and made from post-consumer recycled polyester (PET).

– The Hedonist: Nuno Pimenta’s project The Hedonist is a transformative room: it adapts itself to the user, his interpretation of happiness or simply to a transitory state of mind.