regoods’ new upcycling process in france with lamberet

 

At the end of its life cycle, a refrigerated truck box can become a remarkable resource for the design of architectural modules with low-carbon impact. Leading this initiative is French brand Regoods alongside Lamberet, a refrigerated vehicles enterprise. Together, the companies are developing an upcycling process that transforms a cooling box into four modular structures — ranging from 16 to 33 sqm — that could serve as kiosks, exhibition spaces, stores, and much more. 

regoods upcycles refrigerated truck boxes into low-carbon, modular structures
all images courtesy of Regoods

 

 

In September 2022, Regoods (see more here) and Lamberet (and here) signed a partnership to develop a global industrial process involving capturing cells at the end of their life cycle and manufacturing them into Regoods modules. The industrial synergy implemented by both parties will make it possible to develop low-carbon, robust, and perfectly insulated models of 16 and 33 sqm.

 

Today, 15% of French inputs in transformed raw materials come from recycling. By developing an APV supply chain for refrigerated cells, Regoods generates a significant flow of local raw material inputs. It is a breakthrough innovation in the supply chain of the module manufacturer activity which allows Regoods to invest in eco-design to achieve the best C1 and C2 carbon impact levels of the RT2020 thermal regulation,’ writes the French brand. 

regoods upcycles refrigerated truck boxes into low-carbon, modular structures
twin 40/20

 

 

user comfort meets ecology 

 

Used as temporary activity spaces, the Regoods modules target markets constrained by environmental and urban planning standards, like sustainable tourism, services and shops, and events. Indeed, unlike shipping containers, site bungalows, tiny houses, and all metal frame solutions, these modules only incorporate bio-based wood, thus prolonging product life, optimizing insulation, and reducing material consumption. Beyond environmental concerns, the structures will also accommodate access for the disabled. ‘User comfort and ecology are at the heart of Regoods’ processes,’ writes the company.

regoods upcycles refrigerated truck boxes into low-carbon, modular structures
reef 20

 

 

The duo is currently bringing to life four base models: reef 20, reef 40, twin 40/20, and protoreef 40. Restricted to commercial use, these modules can be installed between one to four days and come equipped with plumbing, electric, and LED systems. On-demand services include exterior finishing, door and windows, interior furnishing, and secure shuttings. 

regoods upcycles refrigerated truck boxes into low-carbon, modular structures
protoreef 40

regoods upcycles refrigerated truck boxes into low-carbon, modular structures
protoreef 40

regoods upcycles refrigerated truck boxes into low-carbon, modular structures
reef 40

 

 

project info:

 

name: low-carbon modules

design: Regoods | @regoods_module

collaborator: Lamberet | @lamberet_sas