ReusingConstructionTextiles
ReTex is a creative solution that reuses discarded construction textiles and turns them into brand-new material.
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crafting brand-new material
The use of ReTex is potentially manifold. It can serve as paving, a structural or decorative element, or a covering for swimming pools or sports fields.
streamlining production process
The mechanically shredded membranes are poured into molds and pressed to create slab-like material. This innovative process scales up the idea of creating anaffordable designed product.
connectingthe dots...resourcefully
The company ArTech Engineering specializes in textile architecture but faces a problem—even with optimized usage, a certain amount of material goes to waste. This very waste is being transformed into ReTex material through the project EU for Green Agenda in Serbia, implemented by UNDP Serbia.
Alexandar Vučur project leader @ ReTex
Founder of the architectural firm ‘ArTech Engineering’ specialized in the field of textile architecture. He has vast experience in workingwith PVC-PES membranes, as well as anestablished network of partners and associatesfor a guaranteed zero-waste practice.
Jelena Janković partner @ ReTex
The initiator of the idea of reusing PVC/PES membranes. Doctoral student at the Belgrade Faculty of Architecture with years of working experience. Founder of ExperimentZone organization, which advocates pushing the limits of what is possible in architecture and design.
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Alexandar Vučur project leader @ ReTex
Founder of the architectural firm ‘ArTech Engineering’ specialized in the field of textile architecture. He has vast experience in workingwith PVC-PES membranes, as well as anestablished network of partners and associatesfor a guaranteed zero-waste practice.
Jelena Janković partner @ ReTex
The initiator of the idea of reusing PVC/PES membranes. Doctoral student at the Belgrade Faculty of Architecture with years of working experience. Founder of ExperimentZone organization, which advocates pushing the limits of what is possible in architecture and design.
combiningengineering& ingenuity
innovatingsustainablywith you
If you need a green product, a shredding facility for your textilewaste, or an architectural consultation,we’d be happy to help. Write to us ifyou wish to collaborate andexperiment!
