Seattle's Michael Hebberoy is one creative guy. First he founded One Pot, a supper club of sorts held in unconventional Seattle locations – like glass-blowing studios, and abandoned warehouses. Now he's planning a string of 12 dinner parties on and around Interstate 5. The dinners will span from June of 08 to January of 09 (that could get chilly), and he hopes to invite artists, architects and planners that are influential in maintaining I-5 and the cities along the stretch of highway from Eugene, Ore. to Vancouver B.C. He writes: "each table will be made from a recycled and compostable cardboard material - layered and bound - and supported by simple saw horses. whenever possible the table will be left in place - sawhorses removed - allowing the table to decompose into the site of the dinner." He says it will be an "opportunity to share food and conversation while in the shadow of the monumental structure of the 1-5." Read more about his "corridor project" here.