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The Society for Design Administration holds a yearly event called Canstruction in Australia and the United States that sees students, architects, engineers and artists try to outdo each other with wild sculptures made entirely from cans of food. Recently 30 teams in New York City competed and the beneficiary of the event was City Harvest, a food bank that received over 100,000 cans of food because of the event. Very cool.
