RyanIsHungry has put together a nice video of Mikey Sklar and Wendy Tremayne making papercrete at their future hotel Green Acre in Truth or Consequences, New Mexico. This is an eco-friendly construction compound made from garbage. This is an insulation compound. It's kind of like industrial grade paper mache.
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That makes so much sense. I notice however that creative reuse of material for buildingand transport is very prolific out in the west coast. In the eastern part of the US. I have yet to see it catch on. I wonder if local codes hinder progress. Anyway, nice job!
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