Circular Regeneration × Ocean Sustainability × Environmental Education Centered on environmental education, the program begins with everyday waste—often overlooked in daily life—and explores the possibilities of circular regeneration and ocean sustainability. The course focuses on waste reuse and the transformation of marine debris, combining interactive learning with real-world case studies to help participants understand the meaning behind environmental policies and turn su

Amid the daily flow of commuters at Technology Building MRT Station, you might unknowingly brush past a lion . This is not an ordinary art installation—it is crafted from recycled marine waste panels , precisely processed, color-transferred, and culturally interpreted, standing in the city once again in a completely new form. The Fangkou Lion carries stories from the coastline. What was once discarded in the ocean has been recycled and transformed into materials with texture,

In Changlong Village, there stands an old guard booth that has accompanied the neighborhood patrol team for many years. Though modest and easily overlooked, it carries the everyday routines and collective memories of the community. This renovation is not merely about refreshing its appearance, but about transforming this familiar corner into a scene that residents will pause to notice once again. The core of the transformation lies in the use of recycled marine waste panels —

On the journey of Reborn Manufacturing, we gather fragments once lost to the sea—giving them new meaning through design and craftsmanship. Each act of regeneration is a response to the ocean, turning waste into a new beginning of circularity. Drifting memories are reshaped into tangible forms, allowing the story of the ocean’s renewal to flow quietly through everyday life.

Amid the global wave of net-zero transformation, The Reborne Company and Half Sheep Design joined forces to create a circular exhibition space using ocean waste recycled panels as the core material. This project implements a fully closed-loop system, from material collection at the source to post-exhibition reuse. At Net-Zero Taiwan 2025, the project was honored with the Silver Award for its innovative sustainable practices and traceable circular approach, becoming one of the