Tag: trees

Piotr Musiałowski and 2PM architects came up with the Polish pavilion at Expo 2015, a structure which, from the outside, looks like a simple, rectangular box made from wooden boxes. In fact, once you enter the pavilion, there’s much more to it...

This ongoing research project is the work of British multi-disciplinary designer Michael Pecirno, who has extensively researched various aspects of the geography of the United States in order to create single-subject maps dedicated to individual aspects of the country’s landscape. The maps,...

As you know by now, we’re always proud to share our favourite examples of Italian creativity, and today we’re showing you some amazing architecture here in our home city of Turin, Italy.   25 Verde was designed by architect Luciano Pia,...

The Middle Fork project began in April 2014 in a forest near the middle fork of the Snoqualmie river in the Cascade foothills. The sculpture is currently in progress and on view at MadArt in Seattle, WA. through April 25,...

We love an unusual calendar, and we think you’ll love this one, too. This Sticker Calendar, made by Nendo, has 12 sticker pages which allow you to peel a sticker each day, gradually showing the changing seasons as the year...

Astonishing interior desgin by studio I-AM, a multi-discipline design agency and brand experience consultancy: “We help a brand stand out from its competitors by connecting it with his customers not only rationally – but emotionally. We work to define the...

In response to the rapid and near total urbanization of vietnamese cities, Vo Trong Nghia Architects has designed a prototypical house as part of an ongoing initiative to reverse the trend. Built within ho chi minh – a region where...

Symmetrees is a photographic and film project by German photographer, Oliver Latta, that captures serene shots of symmetrical snowy landscapes. Symmetrees from Oliver Latta (extraweg) on Vimeo. Don’t forget to follow Feeldesain on Twitter + Facebook  + Pinterest to get all the latest updates [via]  

Tentsile offers the beneficial comfort of a hammock with the accommodation capacity of a multi-person tent. By utilising a three dimensional tensile force, the most stable and versatile lightweight accommodation is achieved. Due to the nature of tentsile’s inverted pyramid...

A heap of rough, trimmed tree trunks, nicely piled up, is in itself a signal of man’s presence and his wish to influence the surrounding nature – to mark it. Jaakko Pernu was born in 1958 in Kälviä, Finland, and...