TeTra-Trik is dedicated to the design, elaboration and transmission of knowledge of objects made with tetrabriks. Which means that I devise, make, sell and give workshops on how to do it. All Tetra-Trik designs are made from used Tetra Briks and parts printed in PLA (Polylactic Acid). No glue, no paint, no preservatives or dyes. Tetrabrick weaving is a modular origami technique called Snapology. When you buy a TeTra-Trik design you are preventing a considerable amount of single-use packaging from ending up in landfill. Because yes, do not be fooled, in Spain the tetrabriks are not completely recycled.
Similarly, if you like the designs, but want to do it yourself, you can buy it in puzzle format (I send you the pieces and instructions) or in information format (I send you the instructions). Visit www.tetratrik.com to purchase those formats.

Most of the designs are useful objects that can be found in home or office environments. The silver aesthetic that the aluminum layer of the tetrabrik gives them combines well with cold colors and minimalist decorations. The lamps cast interesting shadow patterns when turned on. Therefore, they are also used to create environments in restaurant businesses.

All designs have a replacement guarantee for broken parts upon delivery or bulbs that do not work. You also have video tutorials on how they are assembled to be able to repair it yourself if any part deteriorates in the future.
For conceptual coherence I try to minimize the generation of waste in the shipping process. If I can, I will send you your favorite design in a reused box, filled with shredded paper and sealed with Kraft paper.
As for delivery times, they range from 1 day to 4 days. I always have a couple of each design made but if I have to do it, it’s how long it takes depending on the complexity. It may seem like a lot, but when you compare it to the years it takes for a single-use container to degrade, it’s nothing.

• Design: Because after 9 years of architecture studies one gets fond of designing useful things. And there is something romantic about making garbage in useful things.
• Manufacture: Because I think you have to get your hands dirty to understand the world. Designing something that you won’t produce is like eating sliced bread without crust.
• Transmission of knowledge: Because I think that teaching is a higher task than trading. As well, knowledge transmission is more ecological than transporting goods. Therefore, I don’t want to become the kind of person who hides what he knows in order to get money.
• As long as there are single-use packages, and people: Because I hope that one day we will not consider normal to interact with our environment through short-term interactions. I hope that day we haven’t yet messed* up anything impossible to repair.
• With as many Rs as necessary: Because now it seems that we can choose between so many ways of being ecological that we only have to find the one that best matches with your personality. I refuse to list them, I refuse to get into that game.
• Until there are no more raw materials: Because after all of this, I shouldn’t be doing this, and I won’t be perpetuating it. I wish I could see a day when I wont be able to make my designs. I’ll feel that my purpose has been completed.