๐๏ธ NYC skyscraper turns trash into super-strong concrete
29 million discarded glass bottles were crushed and used in JPMorgan Chase's new 60-storey headquarters in Midtown Manhattan. This massive project replaced 40% of traditional cement with ground-glass pozzolan, diverting waste from landfills on the date of completion. This innovative approach cut over 5,000 tons of carbon emissions during construction while boosting concrete strength. The successful application sets a major precedent for circular construction in commercial real estate. Authorities are now looking to use this material in public infrastructure projects across the region. ๐๏ธ