Recycled plastic and a 3D printer. That's all this brand needed for a sustainable store

Ecoalf’s retail space at the Las Rosas Village shopping centre in Madrid embodies its commitment to sustainability with its 3D-printed interior made of 100 per cent recycled plastic. - Alfonso Quiroga

Design studio Nagami, which specializes in the 3D printing of large-scale products, repurposed 3,300 kg of recycled plastic to create an installation occupying the 90-sq-m store. - Alfonso Quiroga

Resembling melting glaciers, the walls, tables and display shelves are a reminder of the effect of rising global temperatures has on the melting of the polar ice caps. - Alfonso Quiroga

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Location

C. Juan Ramón Jiménez, 3, 28232 Las Rozas de Madrid, Madrid, Spain

Design, 3D-printing

Nagami

Brand

Ecoalf

Lighting Design

Ignacio Valero

Floor Area

90 sq-m

Ecoalf's 3D-printed in-store installation uses more than 3,000 kg of recycled plastic, forming walls, tables and display shelves.

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