In New York, 29 million discarded glass bottles were ground into concrete for JPMorgan Chase’s 60-storey headquarters; replacing 40% of its cement cut over 5,000 tons of carbon and enhanced concrete strength
- A massive skyscraper rising in Midtown Manhattan has turned tens of millions of used waste bottles into part of its structural support.
- The project shows how city waste can replace carbon-heavy building materials on a large commercial scale.
- Workers used special concrete containing ground recycled glass in the foundation and floor slabs of JPMorgan Chase's new 60-storey headquarters at 270 Park Avenue.
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- A massive skyscraper rising in Midtown Manhattan has turned tens of millions of used waste bottles into part of its structural support.
- The project shows how city waste can replace carbon-heavy building materials on a large commercial scale.
- Workers used special concrete containing ground recycled glass in the foundation and floor slabs of JPMorgan Chase's new 60-storey headquarters at 270 Park Avenue.
Sources: Times of India