Unwasted
Residuos de baldosas, mejora del espacio y fomento del bienestar
Las baldosas Unwasted son cerámicas elaboradas de forma sostenible a partir de materiales de desecho reutilizados, como cáscaras de huevo, residuos de paja, vidrio recuperado y residuos cerámicos. Fabricadas con un 10-100% de recursos de desecho procedentes de ecosistemas locales, reflejan valores acordes con un entorno construido regenerativo. Centradas en la artesanía, la estética y la promoción del bienestar, las baldosas ofrecen diversos colores y texturas, evocando elementos naturales para enriquecer los espacios interiores y exteriores. Su innovador diseño circular elimina la necesidad de nuevos recursos mineros y, si se rompen, las baldosas pueden reciclarse para fabricar nuevas cerámicas.
Empresa/Institución
The Royal Danish Academy - Architecture, Design, Conservation
The Royal Danish Academy - Architecture, Design, Conservation is a leading institution that integrates academic research, artistic exploration, and professional practice. With a strong focus on sustainability and the UN Global Goals, it fosters innovation and creativity, shaping future architects, designers, and conservators to address global challenges.The Academy offers a unique learning environment that combines project-based teaching, workshops, and research, preparing students for impactful careers in both Denmark and internationally.
País
Dinamarca
Designer(s)
Anna Maria Sand Jensen
I am a student from The Royal Danish Academy - Crafts in Glass and Ceramics. My work is driven by the belief that 'it’s not waste if it’s Unwasted.' By creatively working within the limitations of material scarcity, I transform what is often overlooked into new value. Through my project Unwasted, I focus on urban mining, turning waste into innovative materials with minimal reliance on virgin resources. I aim to challenge conventional production methods and inspire a shift in design thinking, demonstrating how sustainability, creativity and craft can merge to shape circular design solutions.