Made That Out of Beer Bottles?

Morrow Royal Pavilion: They Made This Out of Beer Bottles?

By Lylah M. Alphonse, Senior Editor, Yahoo! Shine | At Home – Fri, Feb 1, 2013 5:11 PM EST

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more than 500,000 glass beer and booze bottles went into make the exterior of the 30,000-square-foot building. that's 290,000 pounds of glass, or about 20 full dumpster loads, carol mccomb told yahoo! shine. glass takes about 4,000 years to decompose, so this one building kept the equivalent of eight football fills (each filled to the top of the goal posts!) out of u.s.

It looks like it's made of stone, but this may be one of the greenest buildings you've seenin your life. The Morrow Royal Pavilion in Henderson, Nevada, is made mostly out of recycled glassgathered from casinos and hotels on the Las Vegas strip. "It was more than just beer bottles; it was every type of glass that comes from the Las Vegas strip hotels," Carol Morrow, president of Realm of Design, told Yahoo! Shine in an interview. Her husband, Scott McComb, spent years developing a way to combine crushed, recycled glass with Fly Ash, a by-product from coal-fired power plants. The result is GreenStone, a concrete substitute that acts like stone, can be used in any number of ways, and is eco-friendly as well. 

-- By Lylah M. Alphonse, Senior Editor, Yahoo! Shine

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   more than 500,000 glass beer and booze bottles went into make the exterior of the 30,000-square-foot building. that's 290,000 pounds of glass, or about 20 full dumpster loads, carol mccomb told yahoo! shine. glass takes about 4,000 years to decompose, so this one building kept the equivalent of eight football fills (each filled to the top of the goal posts!) out of u.s. landfills. 

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   photo by: realm of design

   the morrow royal pavilion took about two years to build, carol mccomb told yahoo! shine, "because we did most of it ourselves." it was finished in may 2011. "scott welded on that building for four months," she said. "he welded all of the window and door frames -- those windows actually open, the open out." It looks like it's made of stone, but this may be one of the greenest buildings you've seen in your life. The Morrow Royal Pavilion in Henderson, Nevada, is made mostly out of recycled glassgathered from casinos and hotels on the Las Vegas strip. "It was more than just beer bottles; it was every type of glass that comes from the Las Vegas strip hotels," Carol Morrow, president of Realm of Design, told Yahoo! Shine in an interview. Her husband, Scott McComb, spent years developing a way to combine crushed, recycled glass with Fly Ash, a by-product from coal-fired power plants. The result is GreenStone, a concrete substitute that acts like stone, can be used in any number of ways, and is eco-friendly as well. -- By Lylah M. Alphonse, Senior Editor, Yahoo! Shine