In Denmark, a retired wind-turbine blade was cut and rebuilt as a bike shelter, turning one of the hardest-to-recycle parts of a wind farm into a roof people lock bikes under every day
A wind-turbine blade is built to be beaten. Its shell is designed to hold shape through decades of gusts, rain, salt, and freeze-thaw at the top of a tower, and it is engineered so thoroughly against fatigue that when the turbine is finally retired the blade is usually still stubbornly, uselessly intact. At the Port […]








