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According to Tetra Pak, almost 200 billion beverage cart<\/a>ons were produced in 2021, and there are an estimated 5 billion buildings in the world. Therefore, it only makes sense to explore turning these cart<\/a>ons into high-value architectural materials, and decreasing humanity\u2019s reliance on virgin materials used for building and furnishing our daily living and working spaces. This is exactly what Dutch interior design brand, Aectual, is doing \u2013 using PolyAl (polymers and aluminum from recycled cart<\/a>ons).<\/p>\n

Aectual is taking recycled materials one step further than the recycling facility and is systematically creating high-quality products that retain, or exceed, their original value \u2013 proving the potential of large-scale upcycling, and demonstrating the direction in which fully circular design can take us.<\/p>\n

Aectual is based in Amsterdam and is the world\u2019s first platform for 100% circular, 3D printed interior and architectural products. Working together with Tetra Pak\u2019s Workplace Experience and Real Estate team, Aectual has developed a series of unique interior objects and elements made entirely of PolyAl.<\/p>\n

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The Aectual x Tetra Pak concept line first launched at the Milan Design Fair in June 2022, and is being rolled out incrementally across Tetra Pak\u2019s global facilities.<\/p>\n

\u201cTogether with Aectual, we developed a playbook with a selection of product designs our workplace teams can choose from to furnish their own environment<\/a>s while implementing workplace projects,\u201d said Sudhir Saseedharan, Director of Workplace Experience and Real Estate at Tetra Pak. \u201cIt\u2019s part<\/a> of our workplace experience strategy to ensure we live up to our promise to protect food<\/a>, people, and the planet in our own work environment<\/a>s every day.\u201d<\/p>\n

Products in the playbook include stylish and functional stools, planters, wall panels, room dividers, window screens, and more \u2013 all 3D printed with PolyAl. All the products are 100% circular, because the source material comes from recycled cart<\/a>ons, and once the designs wear out, the products can be shredded and reprinted into new products.<\/p>\n

The project start<\/a>ed when Sudhir\u2019s team asked the question: \u201cHow can we use post-consumer<\/a> packaging waste in our own furniture<\/a> and interiors?\u201d Around the same time, Aectual happened to be testing PolyAl with their 3D print designs, working with material they received from a local recycler.<\/p>\n

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\u201cPolyAl is a most impressive material,\u201d said Hedwig Heinsman, Creative Director and Co-founder of Aectual. \u201cIt\u2019s a bit clay-like and looks like concrete, but it\u2019s really versatile. And the tiny chips of aluminum give it depth and allow the color to mix well into the material. It has a lovely tactile finish. Based on these behaviors, we are confident we can use PolyAl to produce all the products in our portfolio.\u201d<\/p>\n

Aectual works with a range of plastics, from virgin plant-based plastic to recycled polypropylene, but the company focuses on ecosystems where they can tap into valuable recycling streams.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe work with waste plastics because we see a lot of advantages in the material, but we need large amounts from an identical origin,\u201d said Hedwig Heinsman. \u201cSo, we look for professional industrial part<\/a>ners to help us close the loop: when there is a recycled material in place, we can adapt it to 3D printing<\/a>.\u201d<\/p>\n

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95% of Aectual\u2019s clientele are corporate clients \u2013 the likes of Nike, Disney, Burberry, and more. \u201cThey come for the aesthetics \u2013 they love the look of our products \u2013 and they stay for the sustainability,\u201d said Hedwig Heinsman. \u201cWorking with corporate clients makes sense for us as they often have a wide network of facilities to furnish, and they are refreshing their interiors every five years or so. They create a natural place for us to scale our designs.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cAs our sustainability team always says, for any sustainable innovation to make a tangible impact, it needs to be available at scale,\u201d said Sudhir Saseedharan. \u201cThe beauty of Aectual\u2019s platform is that the designs are mass customizable. So, wherever there is reliable recycling infrastructure and willing recycling part<\/a>ners, the PolyAl can be implemented in Aectual\u2019s designs. We see this as the basis for creating real systemic change with PolyAl and that\u2019s what we want to help facilitate.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cWe have already introduced it [PolyAl] to several big global architecture<\/a> firms, and we plan to do everything we can to spread the word about the potential of PolyAl,\u201d said Hedwig Heinsman.<\/p>\n

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