Under the premise of creating a carbon-neutral space that maximizes the recycling of recycled plastics, Nagami is partnering with Ecoalf to collaborate on the development of the largest comprehensive 3D printing project to date, seeking to generate an impact that motivates change in the construction industry.

The project captures the essence of a melting glacier due to the melting of the poles caused by the impact of global warming, transforming the 90 m2 space into an almost immersive experience. Printed in 100% recycled plastic and with attention to detail, a single wraparound layer covers the entire space, combining the store's functional needs—shelves, doors, seating, display tables, counter, and shelves—with a single print, while simultaneously characterizing the design by conveying continuity.

A second life for 3.3 tons of plastic.

Produced just 100km from the facility itself and giving new life to a total of 3.3 tons of disposable plastics, the project reflects the countless possibilities offered by the combination of computational design and 3D printing, while demonstrating the potential for developing a cleaner, more sustainable, and more flexible local production chain.

A quest for beauty built with a carbon-neutral footprint.