Immigrating to Singapore friends have discovered several new, colorful beach huts at East Coast Park, all constructed from high-density polyethylene and waste glass recovered from the ocean. The huts are built on metal poles, resemble pinecones, and visitors can climb a ladder from the ground and push open a 'door' to enter. The interior of the huts is supported by wooden frames and equipped with solar-powered lighting and fans. The huts allow visitors to climb up and enjoy the sea view, and provide shelter from the wind and rain. However, if you wish to sleep in the huts while listening to the waves, remember to bring your own sleeping bag. Spark, the company that designed these beach huts, stated that they hope this design will draw more global attention to the issue of marine pollution.
