Singapore’s Hotel Rendezvous exhibited an eco-responsible gesture in making a full-size F1 car model from recycled materials. Its construction included 652 used plastic bottles, 793 old hotel key cards and various household items like PVC pipes and a vacuum cleaner. In the above image, you can see the car’s frontal portion decked with keycards.
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Five second and third year students from Ngee Ann Polytechnic chipped in with useful contributions in designing the car. The entire team took more than two months in collecting the trashed resources and later, constructing this F1 model. The car will be exhibited at the hotel's entrance until September 27.
Via: Channel News Asia
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