LOT-EK at POSTOPOLIS

The Lot-ek Web site describes how the firm uses "prefabricated objects, systems, and technologies... as raw materials." The prefabricated objects in question are industrial shipping containers, and in a feat of architectural ingenuity, these objects are the raw materials for buildings.

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• lot-ek
• postopolis
• recycling
• containers
• architecture

[TheQuecuate]

@Russellbeta " please , enormous dinosaurs , come and eat this guy..."

[Russellbeta]

the guy is a bit full of himself he's calling this "our idea" which is total bs and he's saying he's talking about reusing all sorts of things yet all we are seeing here are containers. the girl's seems a lot more down to earth and honest about it.

[hesellsmystuff]

I knew this guy was gay in about 3 seconds of hearing him and seeing him.

[danwhelanau]

but good concept its people like this that help mankind step out of the boundries we thought once existed

[danwhelanau]

be brilliant for an enviromental reason but do we really want to see these everywere as in drive down the street and see the same thing over and over and over like a never ending trailer park? is it possible to break down the metal "oh no that would b bad emissions" well cut it up and use for walls and roofing break free from being stuck with the rectangular original design maybe

[superior9ether]

absolutely wonderful but the powers that be are hell bent on destroying the world so it would be a miracle to see this mass produced

1 up for prefab houses

[fiatnutz]

Excellent video and concept. Very well done.