In Japan, the small town of Kamikatsu just inaugurated the Kamikatz Public House, a lovely green and sustainable building built entirely with recycled waste! With a bar and a brewery, but also living spaces, the Kamikatz Public House was designed by the architects Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP, in the process of the city that aims to recycle 100% of its waste in a few years. This amazing project has also won the WAN Sustainable Buildings Award 2016.
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