'Manaus House' is in the Heart of the Amazon Rainforest
Joey Haar — May 23, 2018 — Art & Design
References: archdaily
The rainforest is notoriously endangered, and a residence like 'Manaus House' shows why the natural wonder needs to be saved. If the Amazon rainforest is destroyed, it will eliminate the habitats of countless living things, but the most important of those living things are obviously human beings, and that's the only reason why the Amazon is worth saving.
Manaus House is beautifully designed. It's made primarily out of white stucco and hardwood finishings, making it an appealing oasis in the middle of the dense forest. Sitting at the banks of the Rio Negro, the home is surrounded by verdant plant life and humid air, making it a lively, bright, and inviting space for people to live.
Image Credit: Ivan de la Luz
Manaus House is beautifully designed. It's made primarily out of white stucco and hardwood finishings, making it an appealing oasis in the middle of the dense forest. Sitting at the banks of the Rio Negro, the home is surrounded by verdant plant life and humid air, making it a lively, bright, and inviting space for people to live.
Image Credit: Ivan de la Luz
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