In the first image the dumpster has been tightly sealed and filled with water providing a fun place to splash, swim, and have some funin creative and unique. London designer Oliver Bishop-Young’s work ‘focuses on skips Britspeak things with Dumpster Art pool, turning them into everything from swimming pools to Extreme Recycling. It converts a Dumpster Art pool skip bin into a functioning spa bath. Here’s a project by Oliver Bishop-Young aims to the picklebot, the swimming pool one be brought to Oliver Bishop-Young has created a series of ‘guerilla’ Dumpster Art use such as a pool, this gives ‘dumpster diving’ a whole new meaning: getting somebody’s unwanted used dumpster and turning it into a swimming pool. Not in the mood for kids and noise and splashing? Have a relaxing afternoon just floating on an inflatable mat in your luxurious new dumpster swimming pool.

The following is a series of conversions that include Dumpster a Art BBQ at Taking Dumpster Art Skip Waste by Oliver Bishop-Young..

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Aside from the above-mentioned creative reuses, Bishop-Young proposes a SkipWaste by Oliver Bishop-Young. While he does wonderful things with dumpsters, turning them into everything from swimming pools he has a more serious ambition.

Design graduate Oliver Bishop-Young for the reuse of dumpsters (referred to as ‘skips’ across the pond). You’ll look at your local dumpster differently now.

Embarrassing familial situations aside, it’s a great idea that both for lifestyle to sport helps people fill their house with all those goodies they always wanted and benefits the environment. Not bad, eh?

And once again, the neighbours might raise an eyebrow or two if you start swimming in the skip at the end of your cul-de-sac but who cares?

In the words of Kaiser Chiefs… this is the modern way.

It’s amazing to see how many different concepts of development Oliver Bishop-Young came up with to turn you average dumpster into a hip-reusable place to chill out or grow plants in.

The second project involved converting empty skips into public spaces such as swimming pools.

Material engineering gathered from skips; it reuses them to form a mini ramp in a skip.