4000 x 2667 px | 33,9 x 22,6 cm | 13,3 x 8,9 inches | 300dpi
Data acquisizione:
18 ottobre 2016
Altre informazioni:
In 1979 at the age of 66 Edouard Arsenault, inspired by a postcard sent to him by his daughter depicting a glass castle in Vancouver, began collecting and cleaning the glass bottles that would eventually comprise the three stunning structures that continue to draw visitors today. The first and largest of these structures is known as the Six-Gabled House; it is composed of roughly 12, 000 bottles cemented together and measures 20 x 14 feet. Following the house's completion Arsenault went on to build the Tavern (8, 000 bottles) and the Chapel (10, 000 bottles), which includes pews and an altar.The first bottle house was built in 1980 out of approximately 12, 000 bottles; it measures 20 feet x 14 feet with three main sections. Its six gables and the patterns produced by the careful choosing of colors and sizes of bottles truly makes this a unique building. Mr. Arsenault would cement between 300 and 400 bottles per row, using a total of approximately 85 bags of cement over a six month period. Que je suis bénaise de vous accueillir chez-nous aux Maisons de bouteilles, mon petit paradis sur terre! Laissez la magie du recyclage vous émerveiller! Que de couleurs! Pénétrez dans nos trois bâtisses féeriques et laissez-vous imprégner de la sérénité qui s'y retrouve. Ce premier Village de bouteilles de l'Île-du-Prince-Édouard saura vous ravir! Ah! le parfum des roses sauvages... les merveilles de la nature à chaque tournant... la brise de l'océan dans vos cheveux...le dépaysement total! Voilà ce qui vous attend! Venez voir! Je vous accompagne...
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