Here’s to adaptive reuse of a piece of paradise.
The
Refinery Project brings together creativity, community, collaboration,
re-use & re-envisioning. A work in progress located in the old
historic Waialua sugar mill on the North Shore of Oahu, The Refinery
Project inhabits an 11,000 square foot lot that was formerly part of a
tow junkyard. “…at the center of the lot, lives an epic 70 foot plus
banyan tree that has grown over man-made industrial objects making it
part of its own unique beauty, where, in a sense invokes the idea that
nature prevails. this notion of thought is the model for the refinery
project... taking objects from the old world, making it new, and
refining it in place where dreams are made.”
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Lan Thai transformed this
bio-diesel bus into a mobile art gallery as part of the Refinery Project
"eco-art" space near the Waialua Sugar Mill on the North Shore of
Oahu.
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