A two-bedroom home in Quebec was built with panels using plastic equivalent to about 200,000 discarded bottles; builders assembled its 1,078 sq ft structural shell in just three days using prefabricated parts

• A two-bedroom home covering 1,078 sq ft in Saint-Rémi-d'Amherst, Quebec, has been built using structural panels made from the equivalent of about 200,000 recycled plastic bottles.
• The building shell was fully put together on-site in just three days.
• The project could offer a new way to build more affordable and sustainable homes across Canada.