Graduate Architect Builds Office From 8,500 bottles to Attract Clients
Li Rongjun in his office built with bottles (Picture: Reuters)
How do you attract clients as an architect without any commissions?
Well this architecture graduate has come up with a novel way to build an office and create a calling card - oh, and he used recyclyed materials.
Li Rongjun from Chongqing in Southwest China built his 18ft tall office using 8,500 green bottles, reported Reuters.
With financial help from his father, Li was able to build this impressive building for just over 70,000 Yuan (£7,300) in under four months.
Yi and his impressive character (Picture: Reuters)
He said: ‘I wanted to build an artistic and usable office.This building is also my calling card for my future business plans.
‘It will allow investors to see my products in real life and see my talent.’
A villager looks onto the office (Picture: Reuters)
He told People’s Daily Online: ‘There is no creativity and it’s a waste of life to be there.
‘No matter if I succeed or not I want to give my dream a try.’
