For this unique competition, we took on the challenge of creating a Christmas tree without using any traditional materials. Our goal was to promote sustainability by crafting a festive tree entirely from recycled items, reinforcing the importance of reducing waste during the holiday season.
We engaged our BIMA employees by asking them to bring their lunch boxes and hand over any unused lunch sheets. These sheets were repurposed to create delicate flowers, adding a decorative and creative touch to our design. The foundation of the tree was made from an old tire, symbolizing the reuse of discarded materials. To build the structure, we layered and shaped old newspapers, giving the tree both form and texture. Finally, the lunch sheet flowers were applied to the tree, bringing life and color to our creation.
This project reflects our dedication to environmental responsibility and teamwork. By involving our employees and utilizing everyday materials, we demonstrated how collaboration and creativity can transform simple items into something extraordinary. Our tree stands as a reminder that the holiday spirit can thrive in harmony with sustainability, showcasing the beauty of reimagined materials.
Motorcar tire, used newspapers, ropes, and lunch sheets: Employees are encouraged to bring lunch in boxes and hand over any lunch sheets for proper collection and disposal.
She didn’t just design buildings.
She sculpted motion, emotion, and imagination into form.
Discover Zaha Hadid - the visionary who made architecture flow like art in motion. 🏙️✨
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#ZahaHadid #ArchitecturalFuturism #DesignInMotion #ModernArchitecture #ParametricDesign #WomenInArchitecture #Archalley
Oct 23
Unveiled by Archalley - Episode 02
Step inside an architects’ live-work studio.
M47 Architects : A compact, nature-led space where work and life flow as one.
Stay tuned for the full reveal.
#Archalley #ComingSoon #M47Archirects #ContainerHome #ArchitectureSriLanka
Oct 22
Is your bedroom helping you rest or secretly keeping you restless? 🛌
Swipe through for simple fixes you can make today to transform your bedroom into the cozy retreat you deserve.
#Archalley #BedroomDesign #SleepBetter #HomeInspo #BedroomGoals #InteriorDesignTips
Oct 10
He didn’t just create art. He wove nature, sculpture, and space into living harmony. Discover Laki Senanayake, the visionary who blurred the lines between art and architecture. 🎨🌿�
Read More : https://archalley.com/laki-senanayake/�
#LakiSenanayake #ArtMeetsArchitecture #SriLankaModernism #NatureInspiredDesign #SculpturalSpaces #LivingArt #ArchitecturalLegacy #Archalley�
Oct 4
From cinnamon estate to a living canvas - Lunuganga invites us to wander where art, nature, and time intertwine.
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Sep 26
He didn’t just build with concrete. He sculpted the tropics into bold, breathing spaces. Discover Valentine Gunasekara, the modernist visionary who reshaped Sri Lanka’s architecture. 🏛️🌴
#ValentineGunasekara #SriLankanModernism #TropicalArchitecture #ArchitecturalLegacy #ConcreteArtistry #DesignInHarmony #ModernistVision #Archalley
Sep 20
Let`s wander through Bevis Bawa’s most curious creation.
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Sep 12
DHARMA HOUSE
Architects: Asokan Sritharan
Design Team: K. Haritharshana, M. Babishala & J. Nirupan
Location: Jaffna, Sri Lanka
Project Year: 2023
Structural Engineers: V. Sanathanan
Photographer: Asokan Sritharan
Dharma House in Jaffna blends ancestral memory, community spirit and sustainable living. Using local sandstone, Palmyrah timber, and open courtyards. It harmonizes nature, culture and architecture for a meaningful modern home.
𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗱 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲 - https://archalley.com/dharma-house/
#SriLankaArchitecture #Jaffna #ResidentialDesign #SustainableLiving #HealingArchitecture #TropicalArchitecture #CommunityLiving #EcoFriendlyDesign #ArchitectureLK #NatureInspired #CulturalHeritage #ModernSriLanka
Sep 2
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