The Pallet House prototype designed by I-Beam Design was featured in HRH Prince Charles' Royal Gardens as part of an exhibition on sustainable design, organized by Prince's Charities, Start, along with The Earth Awards, The Financial Times and IBM. The interior was decorated by Wallpaper magazine.
The inspiration for the Pallet House Project came from the fact that 84% of the world's refugees could be housed with a year's supply of recycled American pallets. With one and a half year of pallet production in the US alone, 33 million refugees can live in a Pallet House.
Nearly 21 million pallets end in landfills each year which can house over 40,000 refugees.
Pallets are specifically designed for transport and delivery - so cost is negligible when carrying shipments of food, medicine and other types of aid to refugees. A 250 square foot 'Pallet House' requires 100 recycled pallets nailed and lifted into place by 4-5 people using hand tools in under a week. VER MÁS AQUÍ
Pallets are specifically designed for transport and delivery - so cost is negligible when carrying shipments of food, medicine and other types of aid to refugees. A 250 square foot 'Pallet House' requires 100 recycled pallets nailed and lifted into place by 4-5 people using hand tools in under a week. VER MÁS AQUÍ
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