Are you really proud of what you are creating? Think, think again, wait a minute and think deeply. Yes/No? Don’t lie.
I might sound too orthodox in this civilized era, but yes one has to take stand,
An architect by profession, a blogger by interest, we can choose to work in any direction we wish…we are designed in such a way to think in multi dimension and work in multi dimension simultaneously. Nature created us the way we couldn’t have imagined to be created, we can either work with nature or work against it. But maybe many of us chose to work against it, or maybe unintentionally working against it with every step we take we towards development we go against the Nature.
So many expansions going on with multiple projects finding their heights kissing sky, making the creator proud. But the cost of these sky rocketing development comes from so many kills. Strange yet truth.
Deforestation has a significant environmental impact, Global warming, reduced water level from soil and air unbalancing water cycle, resulting in soil loss and decline in biodiversity. Urbanization makes up only a small part of deforestation, but it’s important for it’s psychological impact.
Will we cut down the forest to build our houses or will we incorporate our buildings into the surrounding environment? On this spectrum, these architects have decided to find a middle ground: instead of chopping down the trees and building houses, these trees have been incorporated in the structure as part of new structure.
These designs show tree-human cohabitation. Do you also know any tree-human combined structures, if, do share with us.
#1 The Kindergarten Around the Tree
#2 The Tea House
#3 The Tree was there before the house
#4 Casa Vogue
#5 Niavaran Residential Complex
#6 Lake-view Residence
#7 The Hole
#8 Kook Osteria and Pizzeria
#9 Tree Hugger
#10 Cylindrical Glass House
#11 The Tree Apartment
Share with us if you know any other tree-human cohabitation, share with us if have been through similar experience where cutting down the trees was required and you chose an option and quit the idea and created something like this.”