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conceived as a visual paradox, outside-in, the infinite garden is defined by a weightless, 5x8 meter semi-cubic volume – defined by a translucent white skin 
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Office with mossy green walls in Amiens by Chartier-Corbasson Architectes beside the historic Hôtel Bouctôt Vagniez.
*drool*
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The modules of the installation twirl and pivot to form ever-changing pathways that encourage visitors to change direction and viewpoints as they move through the space.
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Karin van der Molen: Heaven on earth, hay, rebar, jute. I-Park Environmental Biennial, East Haddam, United States, 2009 Via Anne Bak, Eric Jouret
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Sanfte Strukturen: 'weidendom', growing tree building, 2001
The structures of architect Marcel Kalberer and his group "Sanfte Strukturen" are often the center of communities – common spaces meant to bring people together under a single living and growing roof. Via Anne Bak, Eric Jouret
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"The artist's first large-scale solo show spans 23 acres and over ten installations, from a gently glowing forest treehouse and a rainfall chandelier to 200 floating lilypads composed of recycled CDs."
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Wish I could go to this!
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One of the projects I've been working on with Cityscapes, getting a nice front page spot on Landezine. This photo features my colleague Katharine :)
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Jonas De Ro's contribution to an exhibition on modern ghost towns at the Architecture Museum at Berlin's Technical University shows a vision of the future of Dubai in ruins, but instead of the desert, a rain forest has crept in to take over the city. Frankly I think this is a much better alternative to the current Dubai.
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Tokyo townhouse by Ryue Nishizawa fronted by a stack of gardens rather than an exterior wall
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Japanese artist Tetsunori Kawana: Wave, 2005, Installation at Garden of the Apothecaries, Moscow, Russia
Via Anne Bak, Eric Jouret
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And check out his site: http://jessieisarobot.tumblr.com/post/12924694877/murou-art-forest-design-by-dani-karavan
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The seating design explores the organic qualities of straw, grain and rice to create an eclectic fusion of textures.
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In the course of refurbishment works ART+COM was commissioned to create a signature art installation for the Departure-Check-in hall of Terminal 1 at Singapore Airport.
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A "garden" in Japan where plants are deliberately bombarded with radiation in order to produce genetic mutations.
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