MVRDV's Mega Mat is a temporary installation designed for Bangkok Design Week that aims to raise awareness about plastic waste and recycling in Thailand. Made from over 500 recycled plastic mats, this 875 square meter installation features a colorful, infographic public space with a color-coded system to deliver essential information on plastic waste processing. It reinterprets the traditional Thai Sua mat, showcasing the potential of recycled materials for everyday use while celebrating cultural identity. Situated at Lan Khon Mueang Town Square, Mega Mat embodies the theme of the festival, which emphasizes design's role in solving contemporary challenges.
MVRDV's Mega Mat installation transforms the public space of Bangkok by utilizing over 500 recycled plastic mats, promoting awareness of plastic waste and recycling.
Designed for Bangkok Design Week, Mega Mat offers a color-coded system that organizes vital information concerning Thailand's plastic waste processing, engaging the public effectively.
This 875 square meter installation reinterprets the traditional Sua mat, showcasing how recycled plastics can occupy everyday spaces while celebrating cultural heritage.
The project demonstrates the potential social and cultural impact of design, aligning with the theme 'Design Up+Rising' of Bangkok Design Week 2025.
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