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Zero waste in building and furniture recycling
The article focuses on the concept of "Zero Waste" in the design and recycling of architectural pavilions for international exhibitions. These pavilions are built entirely from materials that can be disassembled and reused, such as wood, concrete, and iron, which reduces costs and promotes sustainability. After the event concludes, the pavilions are carefully dismantled, with each piece registered via barcode, and the materials are either recycled or repurposed into open storage for the community, achieving significant economic and environmental benefits. Technology and logistics are employed to ensure resource sustainability and waste reduction, emphasizing that the idea of waste is evolving to become a resource awaiting understanding of its language.
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