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"This week's design gallery is a collection if moving bodies made of rubber (and patterned)" 

The Soundhouse is home to music practice rooms, a percussion rehearsal room and recording studios. Huge 1/2 tonne sheets of vulcanised "rubber" were fixed over the structure with stainless steel studs to create a quilted affect that conveys the buildings well insulated qualities.​

Israeli artist Tsibi Geva has wrapped his country's Venice pavilion in old car tyres and filled it with a mixture of found architectural and household objects to explore ideas about the home

Architecture collective Cityförster have completed a wooden house in the Netherlands with a black rubber skin.

Studio Mutt covers seaside artist's studio in black rubber and seashells

Studio Swine used very hard rubber to craft this black furniture collection, designed for American industrialist Henry Ford's failed utopian city.

AI envisions recycled tires as sustainable construction materials.

Disused materials including tyres, burlap sacks and rope are recycled into footwear for the developing world in this project by Ravensbourne university students.

Rubber pellets made from recycled car tyres form the knobbly surfaces of these bowls and pots by Dutch designer Debbie Wijskamp.

The designer focused on the characteristics of the rubber that looked the same but performed differently. He came up with the idea of the recliner chair by using the flexibility of rubber.

Ashcroft Design proposes a hard drive cooling cover made from recycled tires.

Handcarved car tyre, variable dimensions. 

National museum of women in the arts.

Belly of the beast is a hillside folly with a scruffy coat made from old tyres. 

Black rubber was used as a roof covering and for the eaves.

Found tires cast in marble dust resin.

Melbourne-based designer Ash Allen was inspired by two elements of a Japanese rock garden – a naturally worn “skipping” stone and bamboo stems. The stool sits on three lightweight Tasmanian Oak legs (sticks) with a heavy cast “stone” seat above that incorporates recycled rubber crumb for texture and toughness.

This Store is Made from Recycled Plastic Bottles, Rubber Tires, and Cans

Melbourne-based designer Ash Allen was inspired by two elements of a Japanese rock garden – a naturally worn “skipping” stone and bamboo stems. The stool sits on three lightweight Tasmanian Oak legs (sticks) with a heavy cast “stone” seat above that incorporates recycled rubber crumb for texture and toughness.

Outdoor Bench From Recycled Inner Tubes