the slatted wooden front facade, located below street level, ensures privacy for the residents and guests.
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inspire by lewis carroll's alice's adventures, homegrown wonderland juxtaposes a quaint timber cottage with walls made from mycelium bricks.
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the concept project by yamaha design laboratory upcycles rare woods originally intended for marimba tone bars and pianos.
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velvet curtains, suede, and leather-paneled walls combine historical elements with modern design.
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solid pine spheres nestled between a lower element which remains stationary while the top one moves in response to the users seated atop it.
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local plants and tree logs shape circular and curved benches, and a station for the traditional mweso game.
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roovice demolishes interior walls to create an open, unified layout while retaining key original features.
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the void introduces the lights, colors, sounds, scents, and perpetual movement of the natural landscape into its form.
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nature, fantasy, iconic references, and the element of surprise are spatially translated, questioning: ‘can you live in a picture or a sculpture?’
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the architectural design prioritizes well-being and health, focusing on ergonomics to support mental wellness.
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