(Miguel Guzmán e Rocío Romero/CASACOR)
There is a lot of talk about the way
we use and dispose of plastic in nature , and now an entire museum dedicated to this has opened in Madrid, Spain. The so-called
Plastic Museum was created with the intention of highlighting the
importance of plastic in our lives. , as well as the possibilities of reusing the material. But it doesn't end there: not only the theme, but
the entire museum is made of plastic – walls, ceilings and floors, all made of plastic. (Miguel Guzmán e Rocío Romero/CASACOR)
Inside, several pieces were displayed that highlight the
advantages of the material when used correctly . Among them are essential objects for health care, communication, construction, food and sustainable mobility.
The museum was designed by
Delavegacanolasso studio, which specializes in
prefabricated modular architecture . With a total area of 73.5 m², the construction uses plastic materials such as polyethylene, methacrylate, polycarbonate and PVC. All of these
will be recycled when the museum is dismantled . in order to
expand the possibilities of using this material and, once again, reinforce the importance of its sustainable use.
(Miguel Guzmán e Rocío Romero/CASACOR)
"This museum highlights the importance of using plastic and its
contribution to protecting the environment at all stages : ecodesign, use, reuse and recycling," says Alicia Martín, spokesperson for EsPlásticos, a platform that brings together the various agents that are part of the plastics sector in Spain. For those who cannot visit the museum in person, the
Plastic Museum offers a
virtual tour of the interior of the museum on its
website , creating a complete experience for the user through photos and videos. Source: Archdaily