Northbrook, Illinois-based KapStone, which produces containerboard, unbleached kraft paper and corrugated products, will be integrated into WestRock's corrugated packaging business.
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The standard corrugated box is 0.7 pounds, compared to .
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The corrugated metal awning fell directly on worshippers, he said.
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Burn scars coat her hands and wrists in corrugated patterns.
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Meanwhile, 10,000 corrugated boxes generate 17,718 pounds of carbon dioxide.
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The corrugated metal structure behind the columns represents the building.
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Corrugated metal roofs swung from trees and homes lacked entire walls.
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The roof is of corrugated tin; the seats are tree trunks.
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The corrugated-iron rooms are stuffed with bunk beds and mattresses.
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First of all, the pan is constructed of corrugated aluminized steel.
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Many roofs, usually corrugated zinc, had been blown entirely off homes.
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One sees corrugated-steel Gothic, and corrugated-steel Queen Anne, and the metal is painted in bright colors that give Reykjavík some of the quality of a child's playroom, as though it were a city of Lego.
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Thousands live under makeshift shelters fashioned from plastic, bamboo and corrugated tin.
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Some channel rainwater off their roof into buckets via corrugated iron sheets.
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Blue tarps covered the holes in roof after galvanized-steel corrugated roof.
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Oh yeah, and it would be made from 100 percent recycled corrugated cardboard.
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The riverbank is punctuated with corrugated-iron towers, which emit birdsong from loudspeakers.
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Corrugated-iron walls, watchtowers, barbed wire and a hefty padlock keep out thieves.
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Party affiliation is irrelevant—more important are promises of corrugated iron for roofs.
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They were buried in graves sealed with concrete and corrugated iron on Wednesday.
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An unpaved alley lined with corrugated-tin fencing led to the back entrance.
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Five of her eight children live with her in her corrugated zinc home.
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Corrugated cardboard can be recycled into more of the same material seven times.
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The toilet is a hole in the ground lined with corrugated tin metal sheeting.
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Starting in the early 2000s, the U.S. corrugated box market faced multiple economic obstacles.
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But approaching the water's edge, the harbor is cut off by corrugated steel barriers.
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In the devastated neighborhood, demolished buildings were covered in layers of corrugated iron roofing.
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All lean muscles and corrugated abs, he posed nude for ESPN Magazine's Body Issue.
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Their corrugated aluminum roof was rusting through, even as their concrete floor was spotless.
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Rapidly rising demand for boxes and corrugated paper is a key leading economic indicator.
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He opened the door to his abode, which was fashioned out of corrugated metal.
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He cut a big semicircle through the corrugated steel end-wall of the piece.
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Her children play with an impressive dolls house she has made them from corrugated cardboard.
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But in this part of the city, people live in tightly packed corrugated-iron huts.
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Their home, a makeshift tent made of tarpaulin and corrugated iron, narrowly avoided being crushed.
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View of the corrugated iron border fence from a living room in Pueblo Nuevo, Mexicali.
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A young man sits outside his house opposite the corrugated iron border fence in Mexicali.
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Njoroge was left searching for salvage in the piled up bricks and corrugated tin sheets.
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Recycled content and timber each make up about half of what's in a corrugated box.
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China — a big buyer of U.S. corrugated boxes — is becoming pickier about what it buys.
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Tackling a slice of roast turkey would be the equivalent of munching through corrugated cardboard.
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The tents of the refugee camps are made of tarpaulin, corrugated iron and wooden planks.
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Rammellzee assembled his "Letter Racer" sculptures (21998-19943) from found objects, corrugated plastic and skateboards.
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Scores of men and women are gathered by a makeshift bar topped with corrugated steel.
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Winds sheared off the shop's corrugated roof, which in turn sliced into a neighboring shop.
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But stickers were of no use on her swath of corrugated metal facing the Oculus.
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Driving rain on the court's corrugated metal roof drowns out the proceedings, forcing a recess.
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The bomb blew off chunks of the market's corrugated tin roof and wrecked nearby stalls.
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Diners glimpse what is to come through hanging opaque panels that look like corrugated ice.
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Michael Dean's "Sic Glyphs" combines works from two exhibitions consisting of sculptures made with corrugated metal.
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Homes are slapped together with rusty shards of corrugated metal or raw cinder block and cement.
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For those who stayed, corrugated makeshift shelters made from salvaged materials have become their new homes.
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" A corrugated iron structure stands beside Batewa's house with a signpost that reads "The Bondo Bush.
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Beneath the corrugated tin roofs, men huddle around beer-soaked tables lit up by fluorescent lights.
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The packaging company, which supplies corrugated cardboard, recycled paper and plastic packaging to firms including Amazon.
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Here, when the waters subside, buildings are erected quickly from wooden frames and corrugated metal sheets.
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Doc, pointed out his handiwork: three shape-shifting silver letters drawn on a corrugated metal wall.
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She lives in a house with cement steps, a pitched corrugated-iron roof and a refrigerator.
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Kawata asks the viewer to recognize the alchemic properties of the fundamental structure of corrugated cardboard.
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An uneven box stool, for example, is made of cast bronze painted to mimic corrugated cardboard.
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Both the casita and a carport are faced in corrugated metal that complements the main building.
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Most homes are one-room corrugated-metal shacks that lack electricity, running water or indoor plumbing.
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There are corrugated metal fences, multiple patios and grilling stations for the main house and guesthouse.
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Most impressive are several works in a forceful collage style that contrasts smooth and corrugated cardboard.
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Jason gets a better angle on a bright blue corrugated hose as Brittnie oversees the operation.
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It has a corrugated metal roof, propped up on loose bricks, and a Vietnamese flag flies outside.
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The façade is a patchwork of corrugated metal and raw slate, and the interiors are austerely modernist.
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Americans are sending more corrugated cardboard to the landfill than to recycling plants compared to past years.
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What was once a row of small shops has been decimated, leaving behind heaps of corrugated steel.
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The sound comes from their tymbals, the corrugated exoskeleton on their torso that they contract and release.
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It's started to rain and we've moved to a high wooden bench under a corrugated iron shelter.
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Behind a corrugated fence, an elevated highway curled gracefully toward the orange terminal building in the distance.
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The grain of leather and the rusted folds of corrugated metal have a rough, almost tactile quality.
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He once broke his thumb when it got stuck in a corrugated pipe in a snowboard park.
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Then I heard a loud crack near my head, like someone beating a piece of corrugated iron.
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It's nice in the pouring rain, he said, hearing the drops pounding on the corrugated metal roof.
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Their new canvas is a collection of corrugated metal sheds — bringing a 211Pointz vibe to Lower Manhattan.
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There are also some hand-drawn animations and a microscopic examination of what is likely corrugated cardboard.
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Some shops had been set on fire, their corrugated walls, still smoking, collapsed in a metallic heap.
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The two upstairs bedrooms have fixed picture windows and shuttered corrugated metal screens that let in air.
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It unfurls on a steeply raked stage bordered by corrugated metal and surrounded by seven large marimbas.
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Instead, they use the corrugated metal that looms over their modest home to hang their clothes to dry.
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Women gathered under the corrugated zinc roofing of the al-Satari&aposs family&aposs house for the funeral.
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His small home in Limuru village doesn't have running water and its walls are made from corrugated metal.
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This is helping to reduce communities' reliance on materials such as costly corrugated iron and sawn timber beams.
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He joined the company in 2016 from corrugated packaging manufacture WestRock Co. Amy Dunbar will become Albemarle's treasurer.
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The company, founded in 1897, produces corrugated cardboard boxes as well as product displays, according to its website.
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Others are shacks fashioned from scrap wood and corrugated iron inhabited by desperately poor farmers and day laborers.
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Factory emissions would also cause acid rain, mixing into the soil and eating through villagers' corrugated metal roofs.
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Waimea was pleasantly cool, with wooden houses on stilts with corrugated metal roofs and chickens in the yards.
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He chose a club with a slanted roof of corrugated steel and Fela bursting from the sound system.
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Shacks made of wood and rusty corrugated metal fall from the sky, banging down onto barren landfill soil.
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A full package would cost between $2,000 and $3,000 and include steel-lattice walls and a corrugated roof.
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It had the rusting corrugated-steel exterior torn down and a new building erected on the old frame.
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Outside, Christmas lights shaped like corrugated icicles hang under the awning, looking like a line of white chiles.
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Corrugated sheet piling is a steel segment used in construction, which represents 35 percent of total steel consumption.
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The once-prosperous area was razed and ransacked, with sheets of corrugated roof strewn amid bullet-ridden trucks.
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The use of corrugated cardboard imbues the work with an urban grittiness as it recalls the sheets of corrugated steel used to build the poverty-stricken shanty towns ringing cities like Johannesburg and Cape Town: he has transformed cheap packaging material into an art that is simultaneously political and decorative.
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Using sections of huge corrugated pipes, the company builds airtight living spaces designed to be buried 20 feet underground.
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TJ and Stephanie had already purchased the house, a corrugated metal barn, before they started work with the Gaineses.
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Her home is a single-room, corrugated-iron shack that stands on stilts over a mix of plastic waste.
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Protesters carried road signs, others corrugated iron sheets and pieces of scaffolding, as they barged into the council building.
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This camp of tents, tarps and corrugated metal in the Iraqi desert serves as an oasis for the desperate.
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Today, the residents of Makause live sardined in small shacks constructed from corrugated tin, scrap metal, and wooden planks.
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Step through the corrugated metal door and you'll find yourself transported to the chic, whitewashed environs of coastal Puglia.
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All those folded and flattened corrugated cardboard boxes are a testament to Americans' diligent recycling efforts — to a degree.
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Bunkers made of fiberglass or corrugated metal may be too flimsy to withstand a nuclear attack or climate disaster.
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The explosion ripped the roofs off several buildings, scattering sharp pieces of corrugated metal and debris across the area.
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Moving several goods in one corrugated box makes more sense than packaging an individual order in that one box.
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I step back into the cold and watch the corrugated shutters roll back, sealing them and the party, inside.
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Corrugated cardboard boxes were introduced in the 1880s, and slowly replaced wooden crates as the shipping method of choice.
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At a wake of sorts, held in a small room with a corrugated roof, the young man's family gathered.
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Some joker stole my buried water cache in Uzbekistan, stranding me in a corrugated desert the size of Arizona.
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Hanging over the clay and corrugated iron houses, billboards advertised the development projects of various nations and nongovernment organizations.
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Its cardboard tubes are made from recycled materials too, including old shipping containers and other pieces of corrugated cardboard.
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Souhel drew my attention to a house with a corrugated-tin roof and several square windows missing their panes.
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A corrugated shield had been pulled down behind the steam table, and raucous voices could be heard behind it.
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Secondhand clothes for sale hang on simple brightly painted homes, the poorest made of pallets and corrugated iron roofs.
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The computer's power cord is plugged into a power strip dangling from a ceiling of jumbled corrugated metal sheets.
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Protesters had carried road signs, others corrugated iron sheets and pieces of scaffolding, as they barged into the council building.
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This man lives right in front of the corrugated iron border fence in Mexicali with his wife and young daughter.
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That evening, inside a corrugated iron shack, the family gathers around a TV to watch a badly dubbed Thai soap.
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Today, the sprawling landscape is dotted with corrugated iron roof shacks amid mounds of rubbish and some brightly colored buildings.
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"It looked a bit corrugated almost; there were ridges and grooves," Alexander Liu, a former student of Brasier, told me.
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"Tea House," a one-room building with a corrugated metal roof, has walls of blue insulation foam and sliding doors.
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The choral harmonies mix eerily with the drumming sound of rain against the corrugated plastic sheeting on the studio roof.
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But Mr. Ali has a new source of electricity he can turn to: solar panels on his corrugated metal roof.
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This ingenious short subject imagines all that, with amazing if corrugated realism, and delivers a funny punch line to boot.
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As a result, chest-high pallets of off-white packaging film were piling up under the depot's corrugated-metal roof.
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The army issued scores of demolition orders for the Bedouins' rickety hovels of corrugated tin, scrap wood and nylon fabric.
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The corrugated exterior panels were originally made of galvanized steel, and a 2007 survey estimated that perhaps 30 percent survived.
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It had a corrugated-iron roof on a truss that let hot air escape, and we sat on a sofa.
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Corrugated boxes, the preferred packaging for holiday e-commerce shipments, are made from recovered paper and/or sustainably managed trees.
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The better to realize that a belted corset composed of stalagmitelike shades of corrugated cardboard was actually organza, for example.
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Specifically, it has a corrugated plastic emoji that you can write a message on the back of and mail to someone.
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More understated are two modest sheets of corrugated aluminum that jut out from two walls, tilting upward, a little like awnings.
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Then, you clamber into the Chibis, Russian for "lapwing," a pair of hard, corrugated-rubber pants whose waist can be sealed.
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In "White Relief" (1962), she glued down different lengths of corrugated cardboard to a cardboard surface and then painted everything white.
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Triangular metal gutters run below the corrugated roofs on all the buildings at his home, transporting water into storage tanks below.
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"Corrugating is when we put an intentional wave in the sheet, like in a piece of corrugated cardboard," Vicki Warner explained.
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I stood next to some kind of cement plant, most of it hidden behind a corrugated metal fence dripping with moisture.
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Moreover, from an emissions perspective, producing corrugated cardboard can be more harmful than making a plastic mailer of the same size.
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LOD, Israel — It would be easy to miss the mosque in a temporary building with a concrete floor and corrugated roof.
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"Basically they just corral the snails to crawl over a corrugated surface where the filtrate collects and is collected," says Park.
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In one house with the green corrugated roof, three women sit in the sitting room, their soles bruised with black marks.
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Mostly, homes and shops were reduced to a jumble of bricks, timber, chunks of concrete and sheets of corrugated metal roofing.
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In many of these neighborhoods, the best homes are simple one- or two-room cinder-block structures with corrugated metal roofs.
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He's still making trompe-l'oeil ceramic replicas of everyday objects, from a scrap of corrugated cardboard to a clamshell takeout container.
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It boasts spectacular corrugated ridges, due to the strong winds that sweep through the region between June and October each year.
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Kigali, Rwanda -- In the darkness of the Kigali night, Eric walks through a maze of cement homes crowned in corrugated metal.
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A belted bustier that resembled corrugated cardboard but was actually organza silk topped a sheer flesh-toned stocking-cum-pencil skirt.
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As blasts of wind rattled their corrugated roof, Eyrún wrapped herself in a blanket and slammed the door shut behind her.
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In collaboration with HHF Architects in Switzerland, one the firms the artist commissioned for the Jinhua Architecture Park project, Ai designed two structures on the 23-acre property: a cube-like, corrugated metal-clad main house (22018,700 square feet) and a Y-shaped guest house with a timber structure and corrugated steel facade with a rusted patina.
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A gentle and buoyant whirl of vibrations was getting stronger and stronger as I approached the corrugated metal walls, drawing me in.
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Rompo Gym, a corrugated tin hut in the car park of a seedy apartment complex in Bangkok's slaughterhouse district, is no exception.
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Flanked by corrugated metal sheets on three sides and a black plastic sheet stretched out across the fourth, it offers little privacy.
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Many have been fixed up so many times that any remaining boards are concealed behind a patchwork of rusting corrugated zinc sheeting.
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They were housed in a room with a corrugated iron roof — which meant that bullets sometimes ricocheted back into the overflowing cell.
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The arched windows were bricked-up a quarter of a century ago, and the corrugated steel sheeting on the ceiling has rusted.
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Corrugated metal or walls with a ton of obstructions, such as exterior pipes and wires are not the best to paint on.
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The protesters erected a corrugated tin shack on UCT's stately grounds as a symbol of how rough life is in black townships.
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Children play on narrow, litter-strewn dirt paths that separate densely packed corrugated metal shacks and crude electrical cables dangle precariously overhead.
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The corrugated metal roofs of those still standing were ripped off, the contents visible from above as if peering into doll's houses.
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There were two squat toilets built under some corrugated metal sheets, meant for all 100 people in the dusty row of homes.
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There are also dozens of variants — pickets, corrugated panels, berms, X-shaped steel barriers, even planked walls placed along Gulf Coast beaches.
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The six-story apartment block is a vivid, snowy white tower with rounded corners, clad in corrugated metal, punctuated by multicolored balconies.
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They were about the size of a one-car garage, made of concrete, with a corrugated steel and chain-link roof overhead.
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My neighbor recently attached a patchwork of unsightly items to his side, including plywood, green corrugated roofing material and old wooden doors.
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The wail of a muezzin wafted across the neighborhood; four officers stood inside a corrugated-roof guard post just before the gate.
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The décor is simple and calming: wooden floors, teal paintwork and a corrugated PVC roof that fills the shop with natural light.
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Jeremy Coleman Smith's Place Setting is a photograph of a recreated domestic interior scene made of wasted materials like corrugated cardboard and foam.
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Access to a roof over their heads literally as these storms turn the common, corrugated metal roof into flying shreds of aluminum foil.
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The family's rented house overlooks their neighbors' rusted corrugated-metal sheet roofs, tightly packed along a hill on the outskirts of the capital.
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International Paper is the No. 1 maker of corrugated packaging in North America and the lead producer of coated paperboard and uncoated fresheet.
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From across the street, emerging from a shantytown, from under an umbrella of corrugated metal, several of Antanios' workers race to the office.
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A cicada is capable of causing such a racket due to vibrations of its "tymbals," or sound production organ composed of corrugated exoskeleton.
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His "Home of the Cubist" was a life-size four-poster bed and night table constructed out of steel struts and corrugated sheets.
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Up close, you see a fossilized patchwork of corrugated metal, wood clapboards and other types of siding punctuated by blind, mullion-gridded windows.
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If you allow it to, this baby will level out your stomach as if it were an only slightly corrugated piece of cardboard.
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Some scratchers are made from corrugated cardboard, an inexpensive but functional material, while others are made from more durable sisal rope or fiber.
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A stone's throw from Mr. Ali's solar-paneled house, Jahanhiger Alam Joy stands inside his tiny store made of wood and corrugated metal.
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No matter the weather, much of the activity takes place on the open-sided wooden porch sheltered by sheets of corrugated cement board.
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Banish visions of store-bought stuff with the texture of corrugated cardboard and the dense-as-hell matzah balls in your bubbe's soup.
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When the chief finally emerged from the central hut, mud brick roofed with corrugated sheets of tin, Yorick knew they had chosen well.
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Joining him were two other dancers who also donned representations of Guatemalan buildings that Ramírez-Figueroa had constructed out of corrugated white plastic.
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They were hoping to salvage enough wood to patch up the gaps in the corrugated roof of one room that survived the storm.
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While our residential recycling rate is quite low at 17 percent, New Yorkers are good recyclers of corrugated cardboard, for example (79 percent).
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Mr. Cohen won more than $1 billion for hundreds of small businesses that accused paper companies and corrugated box manufacturers of price fixing.
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It sat just off a single-lane highway, not far from the beaches of North Florida, and was wrapped in corrugated tin siding.
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The typhoon made landfall five times, reducing an area roughly the size of Portugal to piles of wood, scrap metal, and corrugated steel.
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But he also worked with glass, ceramics, plywood, scrap wood, wrought iron, tuff, pebbles, corrugated paper, cardboard, stamps, nails, spices and, of course, textiles.
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In the mixed media piece "Soweto/So We Too" (1979), he layers and paints sections of corrugated cardboard into a target of concentric circles.
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UNDER THE corrugated-iron roof of the Bong Intellectual Centre, a tea house in Gbarnga in northern Liberia, the air is thick with anger.
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Each of the dozen or so entrances have been blocked with makeshift barricades of bricks, corrugated metal sheets, wooden slabs and felled tree trunks.
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He proudly points to a flour-production shack with a corrugated-iron roof that has replaced a prettier but rain-prone traditional hut nearby.
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A bird song carries through the open corrugated metal roof that rests on an exposed brick fence and a pair of two-by-fours.
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First, the rigid corrugated rear panel jabbed me in the back whenever I inserted anything thicker than a passport in the hidden security pocket.
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It's a tale of two cities, but it's under the corrugated roofs and not the dappled shade of trees that Joel Kioko grew up.
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Roadside shanties made of corrugated metal and plastic abut new apartment complexes painted fuchsia and lime green; late-model SUVs bounce along potholed roads.
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Willa showed her little mercy: a metal corrugated roof collapsed, water pooled in the kitchen and gnarled branches littered Medina's front patio and backyard.
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Those are normally manufactured with lenticular printing, in which the holographic illusion derives from a corrugated surface texture, rather than special paint or ink.
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They are cast in metal from constructions of corrugated cardboard and other junk materials, one in stainless steel ( 2015), the other in bronze (2016).
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Then he began working on surfaces that were themselves layered, such as corrugated cardboard, which could be pulled apart to expose its hidden ridges.
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He, Hunt, and I were standing in a more recent structure a few feet away, a hangar-size cowshed with a corrugated-metal roof.
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The warehouse was nondescript, a hulking edifice of corrugated metal, but it was one of the most important buildings on the 400-acre lot.
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The building's design, featuring hutlike structures made from corrugated scrap metal and inventive one-of-a-kind sculptural installations, is itself worth a visit.
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In 2015, a public bastu (sauna) opened in a two-story, corrugated-metal structure overlooking a new public swimming pool floating in the harbor.
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O said it has cut the weight of corrugated cardboard it uses in packaging by 65 percent, but declined to detail the cost savings.
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Over the years, some researchers have proposed that the more corrugated the cortex, the more cells it contains, and the more intelligent the species.
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"I had a big house, but now I've lost it," said 85-year-old Noy Fut, as he pried corrugated metal sheets from the rafters.
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Like many other Bedouin encampments, residents of Khan al-Ahmar live in corrugated shacks or tents, often without electricity or running water, and raise livestock.
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Then they tied their red strips of cloth around their heads and ran forwards, firing, to positions near cement walls or corrugated iron market stalls.
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Visas and passports from 10 different countries were found during raids on the nondescript stucco building with the corrugated tin roof, the State Department said.
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From there they are taken in groups of 20 or so to a series of metal huts with corrugated roofs and bars on the windows.
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But now clean drinking water gushes from taps at the community's water treatment plant, a small, concrete building topped with a sheet of corrugated iron.
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In Patna, Bihar's capital, Anupam grew up in a tiny brick house with a corrugated tin roof; pigs prospected in a trash dump next door.
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Ator's home on the outskirts of Odessa was a corrugated metal shack along a dirt road surrounded by trailers, mobile homes and oil pump jacks.
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The folded, pinched and corrugated fabric spiraled around the models' bodies, abstracting them, an exercise in shape and construction that just happened to become clothing.
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Mr. Higgins was sipping a beer in the town's only pub, a corrugated iron shack built in the late 803s, which has no air-conditioning.
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By the 1970s, the US had phased it out in most buildings, and eventually it was banned in products like corrugated paper and flooring felt.
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The McAllen detention center, which opened in 2014, is effectively a giant warehouse of corrugated steel, with groups of migrants held in chain-link cages.
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And by the time that Ezra Collective, a five-piece jazz band, rolled up and joined in, the corrugated metal walls were streaked with sweat.
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In the kitchen, one wall exposed the bright orange corrugated surface of the Corten steel container, but elsewhere evidence of the structure's origins was scant.
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He said that on snowy winter nights he sometimes crawled in under the translucent corrugated covers and lay on his stomach in the warm soil.
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There are the numbers that reference Los Angeles gangs or slang, like a new corrugated steel piece spray-painted with the number "12" for police.
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Zhang Yin, known in China as the "Queen of Trash," had built an empire, Nine Dragons Paper, by producing corrugated board out of recycling scrap.
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By her estimate, the packed slum is home to around 8,000 people, their corrugated iron homes balancing precariously on a steep hill by the sea.
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In the middle of the night, I hear her clawing her little heart out, tearing the corrugated center to shreds (I have to stockpile replacements pads).
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For the low, low price of just $99.95, you, too, can be the proud owner of Anthropologie's perfectly distressed, two-foot tall, West Village Corrugated Can.
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To the south, rows of trees all but obscure a long stretch of slum homes, with rusty corrugated roofs and breeze-block walls containing curtainless windows.
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As Indians get richer more will be able to afford air-conditioning; even those in shantytowns can paint their corrugated-iron roofs white to reflect sunlight.
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Locals in Tigray recall the sheets of corrugated iron imported from Asia, stamped with marks saying "Made in Eritrea", and brought into Ethiopia without being taxed.
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Debaga, a sprawling camp of mainly prefabricated houses with corrugated iron roofs, lies on the outskirts of Erbil, about 75 km (45 miles) east of Mosul.
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Depending on the time of year, Najla slept in the family tent, under the corrugated-tin roof of their hut, or stretched out beneath the stars.
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He spoke from the mourning tent outside the family's single-story home with a corrugated metal roof in the hardscrabble Jabaliya refugee camp in northern Gaza.
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But far from being an idyllic oasis, its endless dusty alleyways are lined by high mud brick walls, each compound closed off by corrugated iron gates.
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When he knocked on the corrugated steel cover, a guy with a big scar on his face came out the side door and let us in.
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Areas such as Cane Garden Bay, White Bay on Jost van Dyke, Bitter End and Carrot Bay reduced to rubble, shattered trees and twisted corrugated iron.
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Lush landscapes, beautiful vista and vibrant surrealist portraits now adorn the sides of the small corrugated metal shelters that the people in the camp call home.
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"But what happens if it's a $100 million corrugated steel company and the family owns it and Mom dies with a 20 percent stake?" he added.
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Kleidon lit a pile of firewood, insulated by a curved piece of corrugated metal, and the temperature in the courtyard quickly climbed from sticky to sweltering.
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In Nairobi, Léki Dago focused his camera on matabi, the corrugated sheets of metal that were brought to Kenya by British colonizers to construct temporary structures.
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As the water rose in December, people filled these areas with thousands of makeshift single-family homes built from wood posts, plywood, and corrugated roofing materials.
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His 13-story building, with a subtle rose pattern on its corrugated concrete surface, has the museum and school at its base and 124 apartments above.
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Children's clothes, university textbooks and human remains are scattered between mangled doorways and sheets of corrugated iron, the detritus of life in a city half-destroyed.
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Anyway, a lot of superheroes along with half of the living beings in the universe were vaporized by a purple-faced villain with a corrugated chin.
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Transport vans could be seen coming and going, possibly carrying evidence from inside the house, and work crews erected high corrugated-steel barricades around the apartment.
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During the day, new homes are built from modest tombs, as workers add makeshift concrete walls and roofs of corrugated iron, often scavenged from somewhere else.
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The structures, built with rudimentary materials—rough-hewn timber, sun-bleached corrugated metal, thatch, tarps—were linked by makeshift bridges, drooping electrical wires, and laundry lines.
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This room has two sets of French doors opening to a covered deck that faces the mountains and windows that rise to a corrugated tin ceiling.
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Off a tiny road outside of downtown Columbus, Ohio, in a black corrugated metal building that also houses the Sbarro Culinary Innovation Center, Riesenberger bakes bread.
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On Wednesday evening, a heavy rain was falling on the corrugated roof of the makeshift shelter in Paksong where a few hundred people had found shelter.
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Inside, the empire's one building for guests (the emperor stays next door in a corrugated metal-sheeted shed) is not too dissimilar from any other AirBnB housing.
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DS Smith, a maker of corrugated cardboard, recycled paper and plastic packaging, said profit before tax fell to 203 million pounds for the six months ended Oct.
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His own spending habits are less flamboyant: "I'm not an impulsive buyer," says Kwan, as we climb a set of corrugated iron stairs up to Markus's studio.
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"One of the most striking things about Willets is the contrast of the brand new stadium against the makeshift village [of] cinderblocks and corrugated metal," HOME explains.
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I worked behind the counter as a cashier, and got to rock out to bands like Little Feat, Wishbone Ash, and a local favorite called Corrugated Fiberfill.
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Wind blasts at the cavernous arch of corrugated steel roofing, creating an aching, eerie, metallic rhythm, creaks and pops that seem somehow syncopated to Basinki's improvised soundscape.
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That's where Mr. Loftsson spent many of his childhood summers, he told me, sleeping in a corrugated metal hut and watching as whales were brought to shore.
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Taxes on a wind-battered one-bedroom on the southeast edge of town, with a rusting corrugated metal shed in its yard, rose from $319 to $1,953.
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It is bifurcated into oppositional color schemes — cadmium reds and greens, at once somber and saturated — with a found rectangular corrugated metal sheet running down its center.
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As millions of holiday purchases arrive at consumers' homes in cardboard ("corrugated") boxes, the use and recycling of paper-based products will be clearly illustrated for lawmakers.
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The large metal cargo door swung wide to reveal a small mudroom inside the corrugated walls, and beyond that an expansive living room, kitchen and small bathroom.
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But with accommodation at a premium, the ghetto has risen again from the rubble - a shanty town of tiny shacks made of corrugated iron and wooden planks.
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Rolando was left behind with his wife Adalicia Montecinos and his 35-year-old disabled sister in their pink, two-bedroom cement home with a corrugated metal roof.
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Office supply retailer Staples Inc said it has cut the weight of corrugated cardboard it uses in packaging by 65 percent, but declined to detail the cost savings.
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For example, after a recent home improvement project, my wife and I had a few corrugated roof panels to get rid of that wouldn't fit in our trash.
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Behind each photograph was a tale of desperation from a place of grinding poverty, where naked light bulbs hang from corrugated metal roofs and the roads are unpaved.
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Oru Kayak models are made from a single sheet of double-layered corrugated plastic, which collapses into a compact case and unfolds to form a rigid kayak structure.
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The city of Paris lined the bridge barriers with lock-resistant Plexiglas, and couples moved east to the Pont Neuf, until its barriers were replaced with corrugated plastic.
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The factory, which cranks out diaper boxes, egg crates and other corrugated containers, offers some of the best jobs still available in Delaware for people without college degrees.
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In 2014, a 1,000-square-foot "high-performance center" was built to replace an adjacent 400-square-foot corrugated-tin shack that previously served as Weightlifting Fiji's gym.
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Made of recycled corrugated fiberboard, the bio-coffin is light, can hold up to 230 kilos (500 pounds) and can be put together in less than 10 minutes.
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WestRock also said its first-quarter sales were largely unchanged year-over-year due to a fall in shipments for corrugated packages, its biggest business, in North America.
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She's small and squat with missing teeth and lives with her son and daughter-in-law in a mud-brick house with a roof made of corrugated iron.
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A combination of corrugated iron, tarpaulins, shipping pallets and other refuse comprise most homes in this impoverished community that lacks running water and connection to the electrical grid.
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Raking one-point perspective, framed by tractorless trailers, corrugated steel fences, and scrawny utility poles, transforms a parking lot in Bushwick into a set from some Beckett play.
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On what were once city streets, a mix of mud and rubble is piled two stories high, with rebar and corrugated metal roofs tilted against crumbling concrete pillars.
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BEIJING — Above rows of assembly line workers, a mix of provocative slogans and abstract paintings adorns the corrugated metal walls of the Bernard Controls factory in southern Beijing.
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What did paranoia look like in a place where thin corrugated sheets of steel were all that stood between the girls and their neighbors, adult men, leering boys?
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In her memoir, "How to Make Love Like a Porn Star" (2004), she recalled meeting the studio's founder in a rickety corrugated-steel office in an industrial park.
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Class had only just begun at Precious Talent Top School in Nairobi, Kenya's capital, when the building, made of corrugated metal and wood, crumbled around 7:30 a.m.
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After the storms, hundreds of government workers were deployed to map out damaged homes in poor areas, many of them roofed with thatch, tin or corrugated cement sheets.
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The pilot plant sucks in lots of air using a modified version of cooling-tower technology, and draws it through corrugated sheets of plastic sprayed with a hydroxide solution.
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But along the avenues are narrow streets leading into low-income neighborhoods of shacks with corrugated metal roofs, many built by refugees from the country&aposs 1980-1992 war.
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Smith also made a pitch for WestRock, a producer of corrugated packaging that he said represents an example of a company that worked with Starboard to make positive improvements.
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In Balurmath slum where Ali grew up, the putrid smell of sewerage seeps through the air as children play barefoot in the narrow alleys lined by corrugated iron houses.
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The simplest designs rely on readily available materials—chipboard, corrugated metal, plastic tarp—that can be cobbled together into housing complexes, some complete with courtyards, playgrounds, and community gardens.
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Eerie quiet As the sun broke the day after the attack, corrugated iron covered the shattered windows of the Starbucks that had been the scene of so much destruction.
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The 1948 Myron Bachman House in Chicago, with its strange peaks in corrugated aluminum and brick, spent two years on the market before finding a new owner last month.
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Last year, 300,000 fewer tons of corrugated containers were recycled in the USA than in the year before, even as domestic consumption increased 3.5%, according to the AF&PA.
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I asked to see the one-room mud house where Yan was born, and they led me to a windowless concrete box topped with a sheet of corrugated metal.
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DS Smith, a maker of corrugated cardboard, recycled paper and plastic packaging, said profit before tax slipped to 144 million pounds ($192.57 million) for the six months ended Oct.
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There are no loops for fingers, just grooved or corrugated handles for an easy grip that you squeeze and snip and then they reopen automatically for the next task.
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BRASÍLIA — The wall, nearly a mile of corrugated metal, plunges down the center of the majestic lawn that faces Brazil's National Congress, the modernist icon designed by Oscar Niemeyer.
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For all the talk of an industrial recession, small and midsize Ohio manufacturers of everything from corrugated boxes to precision screwdrivers say they're feeling fine, even better than fine.
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TACLOBAN, the Philippines — When the winds blow this strong, the rain stings like needles, scraps of wood cut through flesh like bullets, and corrugated metal sheets slice like knives.
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Houses made of plywood, corrugated metal, and scraps of plastic have been rebuilt along the beaches, many in the exact same spots where they were shattered by Typhoon Haiyan.
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The company's office is a corrugated tin building at the edge of Nagasaki Airport, and its outdated hangars are too small for its two planes to fit completely inside.
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Odhiambo, the woman who had not been offered aid by the school group, planned to buy corrugated iron sheets for her roof; she considered possibly paying off her dowry.
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Children play on slides and swings in a small park which sits adjacent to rows of neatly built concrete houses with blue corrugated-iron roofs, complete with solar panels.
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"Mat (sliver)" (cast cardboard pulp, 12 by 12 inches, 173) is the smallest and simplest work in the show, and closely resembles an unadorned scrap of the corrugated stuff.
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Coca-Cola announced plans to sell its China bottling business in November, and International Paper said in March that it's spinning off its China and southeast Asia corrugated packaging business.
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Viewed from the air, this ramshackle island of corrugated iron is surrounded by leafy green and azure blue dots: back yards and swimming pools belonging to the slum's wealthy neighbors.
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"Corrugated companies are trying to take the paper out of paperboard," says Quint Marini, who runs the UPS packaging lab, which works with companies to cut down their shipping costs.
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Kornegay's painting of what appears to be a member of a celestial choir employs a stripped-down palette of black, blue, red, and white on a scrap of corrugated metal.
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"When you're poor and unemployed, it's easy to be tempted by someone selling you a dream job," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation from a corrugated iron shed in Mathare.
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For instance, that supposed chief executive officer hardly lived like a kingpin; he leased a squat concrete house with a corrugated roof in a neighborhood where rents rarely reach $400.
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On weekend nights, Vientiane New World's beer garden is filled with young Laotians eating and drinking at dozens of tiny open-air bars and restaurants, typically constructed with corrugated metal.
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In "Black Walk" (2003), big chunks of corrugated metal painted black on a black-and-lavender ground resemble figures in a protest march, while also remaining implacably severe and abstract.
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With no money to see a doctor, she carried him to the local pharmacy stall, a corrugated shack near her home in Kibera, a sprawling impoverished community here in Nairobi.
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Patterned wallpapers, among other touches of color, soften a vocabulary of exposed and striated concrete, with the corrugated metal on the outside serving as radiant paneling for distributing heat inside.
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Earlier this year, the single-story stone building had a new roof of corrugated iron and some new cement on its walls, but its doors and windows were empty spaces.
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In a long, narrow, open-end shed of weathered boards and corrugated steel, a group of elderly men were playing bocce ball with their hats on and arguing in Italian.
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The interior is sleek and industrial, with an open staircase with glass balustrades and treads, radiant-heated concrete floors, corrugated metal ceilings and glass walls, several of which slide open.
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Everything came together with American make-do spirit, perhaps best exemplified by the frottoir, a Creole invention developed from the corrugated-metal washboard, and the primary rhythm instrument in zydeco.
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Standouts in Early Encounters include Jorge Luis Rodriguez's "The Missing," which wraps a sunny upstairs room with corrugated panels, each painted with a figure that sinks mysteriously into abstract motifs.
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Long based in Los Angeles, Gehry has made a major mark on his hometown, starting with his 224 remodel of his own house using chain-link and galvanized, corrugated steel.
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"I take the money to cover the needs of one day and that's it, it's done," he said, speaking outside his shack, built from corrugated metal, palm fronds and torn blankets.
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He's lucky, also, for having somewhere to live: The little home his grandfather built in the traditional style, its corrugated-iron roof like a turtle's shell, in the village of Nukunuku.
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They live in corrugated metal shacks, with no money for rent or medicine, she explained, seated on a mat under a tree, some of the children sitting quietly by her feet.
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YELLOW slag heaps loom over the corrugated metal shacks of the men who once toiled for gold in the deep shafts that honeycomb this part of South Africa's Free State province.
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A few civilian supporters of the opposition patrolled their own barricades of wire and corrugated metal around the downtown, saying they were guarding against a counter-coup by the Morales forces.
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Baba's roughly 210 corrugated-tin homes dot both sides of a steep valley that rises behind a colonial town named Levuka, Fiji's first capital and today a Unesco World Heritage site.
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Until it was shut down this summer, the sham embassy was housed in a run-down, pink two-storey building with a corrugated iron roof and flew a U.S. flag outside.
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When Pickens first bought about 2,900 acres of land here in 1971, the only structure was a corrugated metal house that he used to stay warm during days of hunting quail.
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THE DAIRY FARMER Gianantonio Locatelli climbed up the steel ladder and peered over the brim of a large corrugated vat, about the size of a very deep above-ground swimming pool.
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Consider the Con Edison Cardboard Kayak Race, where 25 teams will gather at noon on Governors Island to design and build vessels from corrugated cardboard and tape (some of it waterproof).
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I lived under the same corrugated-tin-roofed shacks and shared the same goat-and-rice dinners as my Kenyan friends, and certainly didn't play the "colonial white man abroad" card.
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In Charleston's downtown, stores and restaurants were boarded up with wood and corrugated metal by Thursday morning and about 830,000 people were under mandatory evacuation orders on the South Carolina coast.
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Early one evening, I accompanied the police on a patrol through Soyapango, a dense municipality of 22019,000 consisting of low-slung homes and corrugated shacks to the east of the capital.
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In fact, recycled box fibers are reused at least seven times to make new products like new corrugated containers, paperboard boxes for things like dry food, and construction paper and paperboard.
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Then came an eruption of colors: vivid patterns of palm trees and sunbeams printed on stiffened, corrugated fabrics that Mr. Green said were inspired by the thought of venturing toward paradise.
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Exhibitors offered corrugated packaging solutions, boiler and pump solutions, ozone disinfection solutions, winery sanitation solutions, liquid and solid waste solutions, electro-technical solutions and labeling solutions, just to name a few.
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Perez, who lives in a ramshackle house made from breeze blocks and corrugated steel at the top of Petare, said a CLAP box provided her family with food for a week.
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The corrugated steel doors emblazoned with the letters "gravity" suddenly begin to slide open revealing Browning's fog-filled test-flight facility (the fog is generated by a smoke machine for dramatic effect).
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In the second year people went for four-wheel-drive pick-ups, rebuilt their houses with new wood, corrugated iron or even cement, which is incredibly expensive to transport into the bush.
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Some carried road signs, others corrugated iron sheets and pieces of scaffolding as about a thousand gathered around the Legislative Council building in the heart of the former British colony's financial district.
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One corrugated box retailer on the online shopping site Taobao reached by Reuters, said the price of cardboard boxes had nearly doubled since the end of August to 8.8 yuan ($1.33) each.
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Among them is apuwai, stocky with a corrugated leaf that holds rainwater like a cup; such water is considered sacred because it never touches the ground and was traditionally used in healing.
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In the 1970s, Kim switched to highly detailed still life drawings that foreground the beauty of ordinary objects such as corrugated walnut shells and lustrous green beans floating in an indeterminate space.
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Dateline 12 Photos View Slide Show ' RAYNE, La. — It is early April in southwest Louisiana, and we are trundling along sumpy dirt roads flanked by muddy corrugated fields where the crawfish dwell.
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Like all the Oru boats, it's built of a corrugated plastic that's incredibly durable (my own Oru kayak has easily withstood the rigors of multiple years of use) and is super lightweight.
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The once-quaint town, a grid of modest, brightly colored buildings well-known to Caribbean tourists and cruise ship aficionados, was a shambles, with corrugated metal twisted and lying in the street.
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Much of the work is done in an old industrial warehouse of corrugated metal adorned with faded graffiti, a structure once used by a company that made chemicals for the pulp industry.
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Standing next to a pile of bricks covered by a roof of corrugated zinc, they said they had slept in the open air as they rebuilt one house — using straw and branches.
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In a nearby part of Allman Town that his mother calls "the heart of the ghetto," Mr. Allen was raised in a modest frame structure set behind a gate of corrugated aluminum.
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"Trading in the second quarter remains very encouraging with good demand across most regions, continued corrugated price recovery and lower sequential recovered fibre costs," Chief Executive Tony Smurfit said in a statement.
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The sale, if completed, would mark an end to the company's foray into plastics and would allow it to focus on recyclable packaging materials and corrugated products, DS Smith said in March.
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More than 96 percent of all corrugated containers consumed in the U.S. in 2018 were recovered for recycling, which means they ended up being made into new products rather than being wasted.
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The 15-foot walls that surround the Herat Women's Prison are common to government properties in Afghanistan, as is the corrugated-metal gate, which is guarded by security personnel day and night.
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The detached two-car garage is clad in corrugated metal and has a large glass door; it connects to a 2973-square-foot studio with its own entrance and sliding glass doors.
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A dozen or so bare-boned cabanas built of rough-hewed logs, bamboo mat-lined walls and a corrugated plastic roof, the family-run Ngamkho isn't a resort in the typical sense.
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A corrugated plastic tube connected the face mask to a portable oxygen machine strapped to her arm, as she jogged through a city choking on its own growth-at-any-cost philosophy.
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When powerful Cyclone Fani swept ashore, the wind yanked a huge banyan tree from the soil and crashed it onto Phula Rout's corrugated-roof home in Shastri Nagar slum in Bhubaneswar city.
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So for example, the corrugated steel is used to build the poorest houses that exist in South Africa (and in Angola, from where I come from), so they are a symbol for this.
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While waiting for Obama to arrive: "The lady selling vegetables and gum and cigarettes, taking a nap under a piece of corrugated tin has no idea what's about to happen," says Bourdain. 2.
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Another evening, the students tried to give research presentations under a corrugated metal roof but a squall came up, and the rain was pounding the roof so noisily that we had to reschedule.
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In one area, about 100 families live in shacks with corrugated metal roofs and dirt floors on a 10-meter (32 feet) wide strip of land between a busy road and a fence.
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A corrugated metal sign screaming "GET RIGHT WITH GOD" by Henry Harrison Mayes, who hung thousands of such evangelical signs around the country, is hurled into proximity with the likes of Romare Bearden.
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In profile it looks like the kind of stereotypical house a child might draw on paper, but each 4-foot portion is actually a continuous loop made from 24 layers of corrugated cardboard.
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HARARE, Zimbabwe (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - At a makeshift Pentecostal church in one of Harare's poorer western suburbs, dozens of congregants dance during the Sunday service, their hymns echoing off the corrugated iron roof.
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The "Gallinero" or "chicken coop" had stood on the side of a motorway leading out of the capital since the early 2000s, a fragile mass of corrugated roofs, mangled wires and rotting garbage.
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Most of the people I speak with are not fully aware asbestos is still used in products in the U.S. such as brake pads, automobile clutches, roofing materials, cement piping and corrugated sheeting.
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The containerboard industry – which makes materials for corrugated packages used to pack food, paper and a host of other household and consumer products – has not grown since it peaked in 1999, he estimated.
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There was a double height main room up to the corrugated iron ceiling with a raised booth and stage at the front which put the DJs right in the middle of the action.
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Villages and towns along the course throw La Ruta parties, with residents gathering in front of corrugated metal houses wielding pots and pans to bang as the racers speed, roll or limp past.
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The company, which makes corrugated cardboard, recycled paper and plastic packaging, also raised its savings target from its acquisition of Spanish rival Europa to 70 million euros ($79.09 million) from 50 million euros.
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Indeed, a tour of the area below the Delacorte's stage reveals overlapping panels of corrugated plastic that are supposed to protect the electrical equipment from the elements that penetrate the sievelike stage above.
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Truesdell, inspired by another 1970s cardboard carpentry book, developed play trays, booster seats, high chairs and other assistive devices made of corrugated cardboard that could help children with disabilities participate fully in society.
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The participants in this workshop for ages 21 through 2212 will deal with cardboard, foam and corrugated paper, but they'll still emulate the classical forms that he did: domes, arches, columns and pediments.
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"It'll set us back a couple of years, but we'll get over it," he said, shifting sheets of corrugated steel onto the back of his truck with hands as big as dinner plates.
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Along the beachfront of Puerto Rico's capital, San Juan, work crews scrambled to cover windows with plywood and corrugated metal shutters along Avenida Ashford, a stretch of restaurants, hotels and six-story apartments.
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Victor Chuco, a 60-year-old taxi driver, said he and his family had to break through the corrugated iron roof of the house he built two decades ago to avoid drowning in it.
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The system comprised four dugouts and cabins built of concrete and corrugated metal, and a few other spots where he stashed his provisions and arsenal of guns and ammunition in trash cans and barrels.
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Where the old ground had knackered turnstiles, a notorious sloping pitch and moss on its corrugated facade, the Hive has an on-site Starbucks, which for a lower-league side feels a bit unreal.
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They were set in an industrial-looking corrugated metal framework of some kind, painted in the sickly institutional green used back in the '70s because some study said it was supposed to be soothing.
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Dingoes and wild dogs start howling from the nearby MacDonnell Ranges; police cars, sirens deafening, speed past and stop at a row of houses ahead, all hidden from view by tall corrugated iron barriers.
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The executives were speaking at the IKEA "Concept Center" in Delft which combines an office wing housing Inter IKEA'S headquarters, and an IKEA store, all clad in familiar blue and yellow corrugated metal sheeting.
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They are made of corrugated cardboard and come in four colors — Snow White, Chocolate Brown, Pistachio Green, and Giraffe Print — that are meant to be mixed and matched to build a customized cat condo.
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A helicopter buzzed overhead Thursday as people picked through the debris, avoiding a body that lay tangled underneath a tree branch next to twisted sheets of corrugated metal, its hands stretched toward the sky.
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In March, Rogue told customers to put everything in the trash except for corrugated cardboard, milk jugs, newspapers and tin and aluminum cans, which the company is finding domestic markets for, Mr. Penning said.
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I sold a soft sculpture ("Untitled," 1990) made of corrugated yellow foam, which I had painted red on one side and cut up and stuffed into a clear plastic zipper bag used for comforters.
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The restaurant's interior is a familiar blend of modern and industrial, but in this space, which is bound by white corrugated steel walls, it's hard to forget that you're eating in a shipping container.
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But research firm Fastmarkets said that boost was beginning to fade with the biggest online companies focusing on using less packaging after a rise in corrugated and containerboard prices in the last few years.
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The crop-colored yellow and gold exterior of Tenaya Hall is set off by corrugated metal accents — touches reminiscent of the silos and the fields in which so many of the students' parents work.
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Packaging company DS Smith jumped 8.4 percent, hitting an all-time high after reporting upbeat full-year results and a planned $920 million acquisition of 80 percent of U.S. corrugated packaging firm Interstate Resources.
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His work is essentially the application of giant photographs, on paper or other materials, to various types of urban surfaces — roads, decaying buildings in Beirut, the West Bank Wall, corrugated rooftops in a Kenyan shantytown.
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Like a rare breaching whale, I saw this $25 corrugated box soar above a sea of overpriced products I wasn't ready to commit to just yet, as I pursued my quest for mild physical activity.
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In nearby Biddenden a corrugated-iron shed which used to function as a shop for farm-picked asparagus is to get a new glass façade; where vegetables were once weighed, a breakfast bar will stand.
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BETHLEHEM, South Africa (Reuters) - After a decade of living in a tiny corrugated iron shack, Nyani Moloi was ecstatic when she was handed the keys to a two-bedroom brick house built by the government.
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The antenna, with a corrugated feedhorn and two reflectors, was printed as a single unit using a plastic polymer then given a thin lick of copper to help it function properly—hence the pinky hue.
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Some carried road signs, others corrugated iron sheets and pieces of scaffolding upstairs and downstairs as about a thousand gathered around the Legislative Council building in the heart of the former British colony's financial district.
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You'll want to keep in mind that while it can reduce the size of packages you're shipping, and the cost, you'll need to ensure you have a constant supply of corrugated cardboard to feed it.
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"Like-for-like corrugated packaging volumes in the region (Western Europe) have been strong, with both France and Iberia gaining market share with pan-European and e-commerce customers," said DS Smith in a statement.
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One wall segment features deep-blue steel and another has a brick facade, standing in sharp contrast to the area's existing border fence, a ramshackle structure of corrugated steel left over from the Vietnam War.
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"They are closer to me than my actual children in some ways," he said, perched next to a weird bowing robot with corrugated tube arms and a grubby doll head impaled on top of it.
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Downtown plazas and the median strips of thoroughfares are crammed with temporary houses made of plywood, plastic sheets and corrugated steel, thrown together after heavy rains caused the worst flooding in more than three decades.
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He called and with so much riding on it, you just knew the respected actress had to go up the four metal steps of that trailer and she had to knock on that corrugated door.
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Hers is the shabbiest — a makeshift three-room shed, with a corrugated metal roof held in place by stones, curtains to keep out critters and climate, cocks crowing and children playing in the dirt yard.
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Guides there take tourists to "peace walls," the tall barricades of corrugated metal and concrete erected during the sectarian conflict, known as the Troubles, that began in 1968 and ravaged Northern Ireland for three decades.
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Set in the far corner of a rubble-strewn lot, the bar was an open-sided shack with a corrugated metal roof, white plastic tables and chairs, a cheap speaker and a single strobe light.
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The high-density corrugated cardboard shelf can hold up to 30 pounds, so it's great for multicat homes, and if your cat wears down one side, you can flip the shelf over and start anew.
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In a dark rabbit warren of wood and corrugated iron, the most commonly used drugs - shabu (crystal meth) and nubain (a morphine-like opiate) - are sold in "shooting galleries" for 300 pesos ($6) per syringe.
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Perhaps their most fantastic prop is a five-foot-tall torch, created in corrugated cardboard on a 3D printer, by Mark Rosen and Ron Baron, with help from theater artists Jane Catherine Shaw and Theodora Skipitares.
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Smith found cast-off lengths of corrugated metal at a trash dump and took them home, where she used an axe to split them into smaller units to make a fence to mark off her property.
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He drew himself playing outside his colorful home before the cyclone, compared to scene afterwards -- which showed a colorless picture, with children crying "mama" and a person appearing to be decapitated by a corrugated iron sheet.
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Her use of planed wood and corrugated cardboard convey the sense that there was a frugality to Mikus' aesthetic, that she wanted to use everything that came into her studio and let nothing go to waste.
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Mario Chasi stood in the middle of one of the 45 corrugated steel stalls that line the former warehouse in the Hunts Point section of the Bronx where he hopes to re-establish his body shop.
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The tide that is claiming vast swaths of their coast is becoming hungrier, and the community is vanishing, despite efforts to reclaim its man-made boundaries with garbage, and buffers made of sandbags and corrugated zinc.
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WestRock's corrugated packaging is used in the industrial and consumer end markets, and the Multi Packaging deal will boost WestRock's exposure to the fast growing healthcare market as well as the spirits, confectionary, and cosmetics markets.
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From its wooden landing, they can spy a structure over the corrugated metal border that's much, much less DIY: a US border outpost from which guards keeping watchful eye on unsanctioned human activity likely gaze back.
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But this front store façade—with its corrugated shutter graffitied with the word COOL, in pink bubble letters—is largely obscured by an orderly line of well-dressed music fans from their teens to late 260s.
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A corrugated-tin barn stood beside five squat reservoirs used to capture rainwater — the town's water is not potable — and a lonely clothesline tree leaned crookedly in a cement courtyard surrounded by an uneven stone wall.
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Two blocks away, on a patch of garbage-strewn dirt within view of the dealership's spinning Mercedes logo, some 600 people live without electricity in shacks fashioned with boards, plastic tarps and sheets of corrugated aluminum.
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It only takes a moment to grok that these objects are all ersatz furnishings — painted corrugated cardboard — and perhaps another moment more to grok that some other things are actually real within this carnival of illustration.
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He then climbed onto the roof of the house, nailed on a solar panel about the size of a placemat, and used a crowbar to lift up the corrugated-tin roof to run the wire inside.
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Until several years ago, before the water was turned off, it acted as a cascade, water rippling over a washboard of corrugated glass and falling into a bed of plants, creating an acoustic oasis in Midtown.
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It is built mostly on a two- and three-story scale, and, as the capital of a timber-depleted island, is made mostly out of the two most unprepossessing of architectural materials: concrete and corrugated steel.
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Her office is spare and white; the only splash of color comes from a single painting—a seascape done on a piece of corrugated metal—that is the work of her partner, an artist and designer.
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The main camp is just a corrugated-roof mess hall and a bunk, where about two dozen people — scientists, staffers, maintenance workers, cooks — all sleep in hammocks just a couple of feet apart from one another.
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The theater venue, with a 110-seat, purpose-built auditorium inside a former warehouse, was meant to be temporary; eight years later, it still has a rough-and-ready feel, all recycled wood and corrugated roofing.
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Created and patented by Thomas Angove, a winemaker from South Australia, the stuff is known for its convenient and inexpensive packaging, made up of a plastic bladder inside a corrugated box, outfitted with an airtight valve.
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One way to do this, says Chen Haibo, a naval architect working on the problem at Lloyd's Register's Beijing office, is to fit the barges with crumple zones packed with materials such as corrugated steel and wood.
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BRUSSELS, Nov 14 (Reuters) - The following are mergers under review by the European Commission and a brief guide to the EU merger process: — UK packaging business DS Smith to acquire Spanish corrugated packing provider Europac (approved Nov.
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SAO PAULO (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - On the fringes of Sao Paulo, hundreds of makeshift dwellings fashioned from discarded plywood, plastic tarps and rusted sheets of corrugated iron occupy a hillside protest camp for squatters demanding affordable housing.
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It became a low-cost and environment-friendly solution for Bangladesh's poor citizens, a majority of whom live in corrugated tin huts, which can get unbearably hot during summer, when temperatures rise up to 45 degree Celsius.
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But Mr Shakya, sitting idly on the front step of a corrugated-iron hut on the village's outskirts, says that beyond patching up a few damaged buildings, there has been little new construction to keep him occupied.
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Unemployed and in her 50s, she picks her way along a stream full of sewage, dead rats and empty beer bottles to reach the cramped concrete and corrugated iron shack that she shares with her five children.
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Two big tremors last April and May killed 20163,000 people, injured more than 22,000, and damaged or destroyed more than 900,000 houses, forcing many to brave freezing temperatures in shelters made of tarpaulins and corrugated iron sheets.
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From five, the variety of the work's materials becomes visible: the river is a strip of West African cloth, dyed indigo; the farmland is corrugated cardboard; the city is a patch of lace, charred at its edges.
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WestRock, created in 2015 by the $16 billion merger of MeadWestvaco and Rock-Tenn, said it expects the deal to boost margins in its North American corrugated packaging business, used in the industrial and consumer end-markets.
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Seated by a hole 173 feet deep and partly covered with corrugated iron — remnants of a recent failed dig — Mr. Díaz, a former electronics dealer, recalled an audacious excavation he led in 2013 that piqued curiosity nationwide.
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What I didn't think, then or at any point, was that when we all got up and walked into a corrugated shipping container to watch the play, the door would be shut behind us, which it was.
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