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væksthus

"væksthus" af Morten Kromann og Jens Ardal

http://brewersgateinc.com/

gotikskur det nærmer sig..

sketsup JohnK

skitser 3

fabrik skitser2

fabrik skitser1

animal wall

Birds- and bat houses, by Gitta Gschwendtner

http://www.gittagschwendtner.com/spaces_frameset.html

Photo; Old Chum

via Flickr:http://www.flickr.com/photos/40015199@N08/4349132154/sizes/o/in/set-72157623280816899/

Beton House in the woods

"House" 2006, photo; Jan Kempenaers

http://www.hanstheys.be/artists/jan_kempenaers/

Hide

'hide' by laurens manders

via designboom:

http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/8/view/6071/designhuis-talent-exhibition-at-spazio-rossana-orlandi.html

Kitchen Monument

Via Richardo Arellano:
http://elarellano.wordpress.com/2008/12/02/the-kitchen-monument/

Camoflage House

Finally, a greenhouse which can also accommodate people: the Camouflage House by Hiroshi Iguchi.This house by Hiroshi Iguchi is part of the Fifth World project which aims to promote eco friendly, sustainable architecture.Even more, some of the trees were literally incorporated into the house, by letting them grow up to the sky in between the walls of the house. The rooms just go around them, surrounding all four sides and making themselves one with the green environment.

via http://www.trendir.com/

more John K

Dream House

E X . S T U D I O was founded in the city of Barcelona by Mexican architects Iván Juárez and Patricia Meneses. Their projects explore the relationship between art and function; integrating the disciplines of architecture, design, sculpture and installation. They have developed a wide variety of projects, interventions and exhibitions, in which they investigate and experiment with new ways of relating space with society.

Via artnews:
http://artnews.org/artist.php?i=1535

EX.STUDIO er grundlagt i Barcelona af den Mexicanske arkitekt Iván Juárez og Patricia Meneses. Deres projekt udforsker forholdet mellem kunst og funktion, og hvordan man integrerer arktitektur, design, skulptur og instalation.

Turtle

Roger Rigorth, Germany »Turtle«
http://www.waldkunst.com/2007/faw_artist.php?WEBYEP_DI=20

Home

Home, 1995

Susanne Ullitz, René Schmidt og Ole Barslund Nielsen

Flying green house

Flying Green House by Thomas Saraceno
via Flickr:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/yohancreemers/2732461545/

Benjamin Dominguez (1894-1974)

Benjamin Dominguez (b. Benjamin Ricardo Dominguez Elizarraráz) was born in Guanajuato, Mexico. He was an artist working with concrete. He lived and worked in Mexico and toward the end of his life in the United States where he created several playgrounds.

via friends of La Laguna:
http://www.friendsoflalaguna.org