DR The clean technology company PakVille, based in Dorval, Quebec, built a 100-square-metre T2 house (1.078 square feet) in Saint-Rémi-d-Amherst, using structural panels manufactured with the equivalent of about 200,000 recycled plastic bottles. According to a press release, the exterior structure of the house was mounted on site in three days. Developed by Canadian entrepreneur and professional engineer Parinaz Pakniat, PakVert technology repla…
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DR The clean technology company PakVille, based in Dorval, Quebec, built a 100-square-metre T2 house (1.078 square feet) in Saint-Rémi-d-Amherst, using structural panels manufactured with the equivalent of about 200,000 recycled plastic bottles. According to a press release, the exterior structure of the house was mounted on site in three days. Developed by Canadian entrepreneur and professional engineer Parinaz Pakniat, PakVert technology repla…