Governors Island pavilions will be recycled to create shade for people and homes for oysters

These two pavilions that have been constructed on New York’s Governors Island aim to be more than just eye-catching temporary structures – at the end of the summer they will be recycled to make chandeliers, sun canopies and oyster beds (+ slideshow). (more…)

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