Posted by elutzik on November 17, 2010 | No Comments
The official version:
The rooftop was conceived in three primary strips; a vegetated roof, a folded wood deck and a paved area with lawn. The central strip of folded wood decking provides a proliferation of uses including gathering areas, viewing benches, tanning areas and hot tub. The wood strip is interrupted by the main tectonic movement of a sunken courtyard intruding it and a guesthouse extruding it. The wood strip unfolds in some areas exposing a mirrored stainless steel surface on [...]
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Posted by elutzik on November 2, 2010 | No Comments
The NestRest is a hanging lounger which is sure to transform your typical garden sofa into a small architectural piece, while giving you a space of meditation. Designed by Daniel Pouzet and Fred Frety, the distinctive hanging lounger offers you a quiet, suspended shelter. The lounger is made from 4cm wide DeDon Fiber and to the special fiber, the person sitting inside can look out, but the outsider cannot peep into the privacy.
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Posted by elutzik on October 7, 2010 | No Comments
The Spiral Garden is one of the second prize winners of Iida Awards 2010, and it was created by Benet and Saida Dalmau, Anna Julibert and Carmen Vilar from Spain. This type of garden is not only suited for parks, but it would also be great in a town square.
This is what the designers said:
We wanted to build a new environmentally-friendly town where the environment is considered as an important part of everyday [...]
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Posted by Bogdan on September 15, 2010 | No Comments
Conservatories can make better use of extra space available in house presently not in use. If you are searching for a better solution to utilise the space in a nominal budget then go for a choice that can give the best option. It can make your house look stylish and appealing with the perfect blend of UPVC doors and materials, which will reduce your energy bills and keep all the warm air inside the conservatory. Enjoy all types of weather [...]
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Posted by Bogdan on July 12, 2010 | 1 Comment
If you are familiar with our posts, we have written before and stressed the importance of rain water for your flowers or vegetables, and, of course, for your budget. Plants are a lot happier when being watered with natural watered. You can store this water in barrels or other recipients, but the problem remains getting a large quantity of water in a single place, instead of pouring over a large area.
You can direct the water by creating a path for [...]
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