Carbon-neutral space for Ecoalf
Under the premise of creating a carbon-neutral space and maximizing plastic recycling, Nagami joined forces with Ecoalf in the development of its largest comprehensive 3D printing project to date. This collaboration sought to create a real impact in the construction industry, demonstrating that it is possible to produce sustainable and inspiring environments.
A melting glacier as a metaphor
The concept is based on the image of a melting glacier , a direct metaphor for the melting of the poles caused by global warming. In this way, the 90 m² of Ecoalf's space is transformed into an immersive experience, where Nagami's design conveys a powerful environmental message that connects with the brand's values.
Understanding the vision of Ecoalf
The role of Nagami's design team was key to this project. Through parametric design , they accurately interpreted the brand's objectives and translated them into a coherent architectural language. The ability to translate Ecoalf's message—converting waste into valuable resources—into a spatial proposal allowed for optimal execution of the designs and an impeccable implementation of the store.
A wrapping and functional layer
The space was 100% printed in recycled plastic , with attention to every detail. A single enveloping layer covers the entire surface and, in the same print, integrates the functional needs of the store: shelves, seats, display tables, counter, shelves and doors. This continuity reinforces the idea of circularity and shows how Nagami's 3D printing can integrally solve design, aesthetics and functionality.
3.3 tons of plastic get a second life.
The project gave a second life to 3.3 tons of disposable plastics , produced less than 100 km from the establishment to minimize the transportation footprint. This reinforces the idea of a local, cleaner and more flexible production chain , aligned with the philosophy of Ecoalf.
Innovation and sustainability in fashion
The installation reflects the values of Ecoalf , a brand that transforms ocean and urban waste into sustainable fashion. Thanks to the creative interpretation of the Nagami team, the project materializes a manifesto: beauty can be built with recycled materials, 3D printing, and a neutral footprint in retail.
