Tescopolis

Department stores once used multiple items of packaged goods to construct creative monuments. These acted as point of sales feature displays, and were works of considerable wonder at the time. (see link pic as an example from a UK Co-op of the 1950s).

The idea of Tescopolis is to once again take the contents of a large department store (like Tesco) and use it to build a substantial model of an entire iconic building, such as (the hideously vulgar) Dubai's Burj Khalifa tower. Smaller items, like packets of toothpicks, will add the necessary detail, while most of the structure will naturally consist of cornflake type boxes, and stacked up tinned food items.

A tall wind-free atrium area will be necessary to house the tower, along with the scaffolding necessary to facilitate its construction.

After a period of exhibition time, the tower can be demolished in spectacular fashion by swinging a large ball towards its base.