Casey Brown Architecture Presents Permanent Camping in Australia
Jessica Marcel — January 10, 2010 — Art & Design
References: caseybrown.au & design-milk
The Permanent Camping house by Casey Brown Architecture is more suited to the guy on Green Acres (what was his name?) than for Zsa Zsa Gabor. Zsa Zsa simply would not put up with the rudimentary design and shack-like design elements. Fans of industrial modern design, however—and those who like to rough it in style—will fall in love.
The Permanent Camping design is simple, cube-like, rusty, and seemingly in the middle of nowhere. Casey Brown Architecture is based in Australia, where open vistas abound.
The Permanent Camping design is simple, cube-like, rusty, and seemingly in the middle of nowhere. Casey Brown Architecture is based in Australia, where open vistas abound.
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1. Industrial Modern Design - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Creating modern, sleek designs with rustic and raw elements.
2. Roughing It in Style - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Developing luxury camping experiences that combine outdoor adventure with high-end design.
3. Remote Architecture - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Designing structures that blend seamlessly into natural landscapes, providing unique and immersive living experiences.
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1. Architecture - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Exploring unconventional materials and design approaches to create sustainable and visually striking structures.
2. Hospitality - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Offering upscale glamping experiences that cater to travelers seeking a blend of luxury and nature.
3. Outdoor Recreation - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Creating innovative outdoor living solutions that provide comfort and convenience without compromising the sense of adventure.
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