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Fragile ecological garden in downtown Montreal |
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| Culture & Science - Ecology and Environment | |||
| Thursday, 19 January 2012 09:00 | |||
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Fragile ecological garden in downtown Montreal. If you do not know what to do with waste, creating gardens. Just as the lotus of the facility, which rise in the dark swamps, art may arise from a mountain of trash. Worth seeing the video of this great green plant in a garden, which aims to impact consumers Eaton Montreal (Canada), another of the countless large areas where people consume in an irrational manner, leaving behind tons of trash him. The name of the book is Fragile (Fragile), and represents a huge organic garden with ponds, a huge ecosystem, complete with packaging made by plastics recycling of all types and color. You can see the assembly process of installation, where magically, thousands of containers result in lakes, fish, water lilies and dragonflies, living with people circulating in the large shopping center. There is no shortage of reeds, rushes and frogs in Fragile, an installation made from 100% recycled materials , designed by Roadsworth, Brian Armstrong and Projekroom. There are five floors occupied by the giant plastic garden, situated in the heart of Montreal.
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