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Brazilian Mother-Daughter Duo Builds Home from 8,000 Bottles
A Brazilian mother and daughter built a stunning seven-bedroom home using 8,000 recycled glass bottles. This innovative project, named the Salt House, tackles beach pollution and housing shortages while promoting sustainability. Featuring reclaimed wood and toothpaste tubes, it serves as a community hub for environmental education and creative reuse.
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