Posts tagged green

Rebuilding a forest isn’t that easy. Envol Vert Organisation Ad by Publicis Conseil

Rebuilding a forest isn’t that easy. Envol Vert Organisation Ad by Publicis Conseil

Act now. Plant a tree. M&M Balding Doormat Ad by Makani Creatives

Act now. Plant a tree. M&M Balding Doormat Ad by Makani Creatives

Sign here to reduce global warming. WWF Thermo Petition Ad by BBDO

Sign here to reduce global warming. WWF Thermo Petition Ad by BBDO

Let’s recycle plastic/metal/glass/paper. The planet thanks you. Studio SC Ads

Urban Greenery by Edina Tokodi (Mosstika)

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15 km² of rain forest disappears every minute. WWF Ad by Uncle Grey

15 km² of rain forest disappears every minute. WWF Ad by Uncle Grey

This billboard absorbs air pollutants. WWF / Coca-Cola Billboard by Momentum

This billboard absorbs air pollutants. WWF / Coca-Cola Billboard by Momentum

Save Paper. Save the planet. WWF Ad by Saatchi & Saatchi

Save Paper. Save the planet. WWF Ad by Saatchi & Saatchi

Do The Green Thing, Green Thing Ads by Pentagram

Fiat Palio Adventure Seed Paper Ad by Young & Rubicam

Fiat Palio Adventure Seed Paper Ad by Young & Rubicam

In 2012 a weapon of mass destruction hit our shores. Stop the super trawlers. Greenpeace Billboard by JayGrey

In 2012 a weapon of mass destruction hit our shores. Stop the super trawlers. Greenpeace Billboard by JayGrey

Upcycling Pavilion, Expo CIHAC, by BNKR Arquitectura & Esteban Suarez Design Team

Expo CIHAC is the biggest annual architecture and construction exhibition in Latin America. Like many other exhibitions, it creates large-scale contamination due to the excess waste it generates. Almost all the pavilions of the different brands and products related to the architecture and construction industry, end up in the trash. Deeply concerned by this, the team approached the exhibition principals with the proposal of creating a low cost – zero waste sustainable pavilion that could set an example for future exhibitions. Inspired by the upcycling movement that focuses on converting waste materials or useless products into new materials or products of better quality or for better environmental value, the team conceived a pavilion made up exclusively of soda crates piled on top of each other which were, after the show, returned to the soft drink manufacturer for its initial purpose: carrying soda pops.