Categories
Depending on the product's area of use, Rubber Hall's content is divided into five categories: Architecture, Interior Design, Fashion, Society and Gallery of Tyre Art. Together, the aim is to enlighten, spread knowledge, and ignite curiosity about recycled tyre material and its possibilities across various fields.
Architecture
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A significant shift towards greater sustainability is currently underway within communities and businesses alike. While this ongoing transformation continues to gain momentum, defining sustainable construction practices remains a challenge. It is important to note, however, that the use of sustainable materials is already a part of many projects today. Although recycled tyre rubber is not yet as widely recognized or utilized as some other materials, it has already been applied in various projects. Its unique characteristics suggest it has considerable potential. With increased awareness and further development, its applications in construction could become more prominent. In this section we showcase designers working with recycled tyre rubber in architecture. ​
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Interior
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In response to the growing emphasis on sustainable living, incorporating sustainability into home design has become a significant and enduring aspect of consumer choices. This trend is likely to continue as more materials are explored and integrated into design. Designers and creators are increasingly aligning their work with consumers’ sustainability goals while striving to deliver high-quality products. Although recycled materials often excel in environmental benefits, they don’t always meet aesthetic expectations. Recycled tyre rubber is an example of a material that may not be the first thing that comes to mind for stylish design and has not traditionally been associated with high-end aesthetics. However, it offers impressive durability, resilience, and versatility. These attributes make it a valuable choice for both sustainable and innovative design solutions. This section highlights the environmental and aesthetic benefits of recycled tyre rubber, showcasing global examples of its integration into innovative and sustainable home and interior products.
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Fashion
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The fashion industry has emerged as a prominent advocate for sustainable living, with clothing manufacturers increasingly producing garments from recycled materials. Over time, a growing array of raw materials are being recognized for their recyclable potential. Recycled tyre rubber, valued for its durability, resilience, and elasticity, has found particular application in shoes, bags, and accessories. In this section, we highlight examples of designers who have incorporated recycled tyre rubber to create sustainable everyday fashion.
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Society
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Recycled tyre rubber, once essential for transportation, now plays a pivotal role in diverse applications such as rubberised concrete, rubberised asphalt, and traffic pole cladding. This material’s ongoing relevance in infrastructure development demonstrates its enduring value. Interestingly, tyre material, after its initial use on the road, is repurposed in both road construction and surrounding environments, contributing to the very infrastructure it once traversed. This section highlights the transformative potential of recycled tyre rubber through innovations like rubberised concrete, rubberised asphalt, and traffic pole cladding, showcasing its versatility and significant impact on advancing sustainable construction and infrastructure solutions.
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Tyre Art
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It's not uncommon at all for artists to have used this material to create spectacular sculptures and artworks. Therefore, we dedicate this page to highlighting specifically those artists who have used the material to create art and sculptures rarely seen before.
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