Nagami 3D prints "aesthetically pleasing" portable toilet using plastic waste

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Autor: dezeen Publicado el: 29/11/2021
Nagami 3D prints "aesthetically pleasing" portable toilet using plastic waste

Discarded plastic medical equipment from hospitals across Europe was melted into a filament and 3D-printed to create the mobile toilet cubicle The Throne, designed by Spanish studio Nagami for the To.org foundation. The portable toilet was produced over the course of three days and comprises three parts ? a teardrop-shaped body, a dramatic, double-...
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