The Gold Coast Piazza in Tuen Mun used 15,000 bricks from Sino Group-backed start-up EcoBricks. Photo: Handout
The Gold Coast Piazza in Tuen Mun used 15,000 bricks from Sino Group-backed start-up EcoBricks. Photo: Handout

Hong Kong start-up EcoBricks, backed by Sino Group, upcycles ‘problem plastic’ to reduce landfill use and carbon emissions

  • The company claims its process releases no harmful emissions while diverting ‘problem plastic’ from landfills to help tackle Hong Kong’s waste problem
  • Sino Group used 15,000 bricks made using the plastic from 560 old washing machines to pave Gold Coast Piazza in Tuen Mun

The Gold Coast Piazza in Tuen Mun used 15,000 bricks from Sino Group-backed start-up EcoBricks. Photo: Handout
The Gold Coast Piazza in Tuen Mun used 15,000 bricks from Sino Group-backed start-up EcoBricks. Photo: Handout
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