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These 17 Incredible Things Made From Junk Will Take Your Breath Away

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These 17 Incredible Things Made From Junk Will Take Your Breath Away

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We all are well aware of the fact that we mustn’t throw the things which are not in use now; however, it has become a habit and no matter how knowledgeable we become, we are used to of throwing just every waste material and this is what never lets us create something unique. Have you ever imagined how wonderful and incredible things can be made by using the trash items discarded in daily life? Perhaps NO! Or even if you know, it might not matter to you that saving would help you a great deal in future!!

This article presents you 17 such awesome things and all of them are so stunning that they will take your breath away. And you’ll wonder whether this is really possible to create so unbelievably amazing items from waste stuffs. But to your utter surprise, they all are real and made by human beings like us! Take a look at these and your eyes will dazzle with the shine of scraps:

1. A Moveable Island

A Moveable Island

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2. Albert Einstein

Albert Einstein

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3. Backyard Rollercoaster

Backyard Rollercoaster

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4. Castle

Castle

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5. Cathedral

Cathedral

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6. Electric Windmills

 

 

Electric Windmills

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7. Huge Transformers

huge transformers

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8. Illy Push-Button House

The illy Push Button House The “illy Push Button House” is the creation of Adam Kalkin, an architect who likes to design prefab houses with beautiful interiors from old shipping containers. While some of his designs are quite luxurious and complex, the push button house is a transformer of sorts. It can go from looking like a closed and rusted old shipping container to an attractive (if open-walled) home in 90 seconds. The illy Push Button House will make its U.S. debut at the Time Warner Center from November 29 to December 29, great for both illy espresso and design lovers alike. Originally unveiled at the Venice Biennale International Art Exhibition in June 2007, the illy Push Button House is a fully functional and sustainable home built within a standard industrial shipping container that takes about 90 seconds to fully open. The house, which is designed by artist/architect Adam Kalkin, is driven by hydraulic cylinders which are controlled by a specially designed computer located inside the kitchen island. When you push a button, the shipping container opens into a six room apartment with a kitchen, dining room, bathroom, bedroom, living room and library - all constructed from recycled or recyclable materials. (JP/WN) Featuring: The illy Push Button House When: 31 Oct 2007 Credit: WENN

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9. Jim Bishop Castle

Jim-Bishop-Castle

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10. Micro House

Micro-House

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11. Pavilion Made Of Old Kitchen Sinks

pavilion made of old kitchen sinks

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12. Pepsi Can House

Pepsi Shop

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13. Prahran Hotel in Melbourne, Australia

Prahran Hotel in Melbourne, Australia

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14. Robot

Robot

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15. Soda Can Dragon

Soda Can Dragon

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16. Car

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17. University of Brighton’s Waste House

University of Brighton's Waste House

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How did you find these items made from junk? Aren’t they simply superb and outstanding? Indeed, they are! Have you seen any such spectacular thing? Also don’t forget to share your views about the article in the comments section below!

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