A recycled-plastic additive for a standard road works out at £300-£350 a tonne. The additive would replace a proportion of the bitumen, so there are savings to be made.

Another entrant in the plastic-road market is a coalition of three Dutch corporations that formed PlasticRoad, a company that says it intends to build roads made from 100-percent-recycled plastic.

This creatively responsible brand supplied, and recycled, the plastic plinths used in Wallpaper’s Milan Design Week ...

Asphalt pavement formulated with recycled plastic has successfully survived heavy truck traffic and the atmospheric rivers of the winter of 2022-23 after a section of Highway 99 in California flooded ...

Now the first cycle path constructed using recycled plastic has opened ... The PlasticRoad concept sees modular blocks made from 100 percent recycled plastic replacing traditional road surface ...

ByBlock is taking recycled plastic and turning it into a colorful building material. ... siding and tile can be applied to the surface of the blocks. + ByFusion Global. Via Core77.

How much plastic is actually being recycled? In the United States, only about 5% to 6% of plastics are being recycled each year—a paltry rate. As with reuse, increasing this rate should decrease ...

Only 60 pieces of the 3D-printed Fortune Merlion figurines have been made. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at ...

Recycled plastic lumber comes in your standard 2x4 and 4x4 planks, but can also be molded into 3-D shapes and curves unseen on the woodcutter's block. It can be sawed, screwed and sanded just like ...

A new type of adhesive that can be cleanly removed from plastic bottles and packaging before disposal could lead to ...

Given how hard it is to recycle plastic, what we’re left with is hundreds of millions of tons of plastic waste. On a global scale, humans produce about 400 million tons of plastic waste per year.

Australian design brand Derlot has released a new version of its Stump stool with a colourful terrazzo-like surface resulting from its recycled plastic materiality.