Natural Architecture is an collection of works reflecting the ideas of this movement have been compiled into a book written by alessandro rocca (architect and architecture critic and a professor at the milan polytechnic). the book, due out in early november 2007, features sixty-six projects from 18 artists and architects by way of 250 photos and illustrations. each project reconsiders designing with nature in mind. projects by olafur eliasson, patrick dougherty, nils-udo, ex. studio, edward ng, n architects, and many others.









Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Natural Architecture
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Thursday, January 17, 2008
Zero House
The design proposes to have self-generating electricity created by the canopy roof; as well as a
ZeroHouse collects water into a
Each home is not only designed for sustainability but also for comfort. Included in the home are a living area, kitchen, full bath and two bedrooms-even coming with built-in furniture and storage areas. Adjustable LED lighting is built into the wall and ceiling and can last up to 100,000 hours of non-stop usage.
ZeroHouse is a great concept and for added enjoyment, can be customized with a variety of color and material combinations.
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