EDIFICE COMPLEX

dezeen:

Green Box by act_romegialli

Photography by Marcello Mariana

posted on 13.05.17

archdaily:

Planter Bricks (via emerging objects)

posted on 13.04.20

littledallilasbookshelf:

Glass Walled Library, Germany

posted on 13.04.02

thekhooll:

Miniature Buildings

Japanese studio Metaphys has designed these buildings consist of miniature gardens on the roof of these models very successful. The four designs Alley, Plaza Tunnel & Zig Zag each at the height of 10 cm are from a collection called “Ienami.”

posted on 13.04.01

indigodreams:

Eduard Gaertner

posted on 13.03.29

designsbyfranklloydwright:

“La Miniatura,” Frank Lloyd Wright’s Millard house (1923), Pasadena, California

posted on 13.02.27

unhappyhipsters:

No neighbors for miles but when he danced for the plants that morning he couldn’t shake the feeling that somewhere, someone was laughing.

(Photo by Arsi Ikäheimonen; Dwell)

posted on 13.02.26

sustainable-sam:

Build a $300 underground greenhouse for year-round gardening (Video)

It’s like a giant underground cold frame.

posted on 13.02.26

innovativ:

Greenhouse

Conceived as a precious crystal, semi-submerged in splendid isolation, reached by boat across the lake followed by a short walk from the shore, the greenhouse blends into the hillside. Visitors access the building through a prolonged cut, literally scooped up from the ground, emerging into a light-filled reception space. From here the visitor passes along a tessellated mesh of paths to three different climatic zones with corresponding plant environments.The greenhouse has a horseshoe plan, creating a loop that changes radically in section to accommodate a series of unique planting and spatial conditions. With the interior and exterior ground planes gradually shifting in relation to each other, the visitor experiences a sequence of visual enclosures alternating with long vistas out and across. The horseshoe shape also generates an interior open-air courtyard, making it the natural centre of the building and creating a three-dimensional web of interior and exterior circulation.